Sentence examples for substantial and possibly from inspiring English sources

"The garden bridge has gone from being a 100% privately funded project to one with a substantial and possibly ongoing cost to the taxpayer," Hurst told the Guardian.

Today, Britain's Royal Society released a report (pdf), "Geoengineering the Climate," which urges the increased study of technologies that could counter global warming while cautioning that the side effects could be substantial and possibly prohibitive.

A diagnosis and subsequent treatment of cancer can have a substantial and possibly long-lasting psychosocial impact on patients' lives.

Most important, our results suggest that potential health benefits are substantial and possibly underrepresented in the current benefit cost analysis frameworks that lack source specificity.

A substantial and possibly selective mortality with regard to DM might have preceded the baseline of our study, e.g. if DM were more prone to out-of-hospital death [ 2] then this may result in less clear differences over the rest of the first 28 days, because the early deaths were not recorded.

Together they would estimate the risk and, if it is substantial, alert and possibly evacuate the local population.

The employment and wage disparities now widening between Black and White women appear alongside substantial - and possibly increasing - health disparities.

The bottom line to all of this is that, as unsettling and confusing as the New York events may have been, they are but a step in a longer process, setting the stage for a more substantial challenge and, possibly, another showdown in the weeks ahead, where another setback will not be an option.

It is therefore likely that substantial historic and possibly continuing low-level gene flow has largely restricted genetic differentiation in this region (Seeb and Crane 1999).

Chronic liver disease is an appropriate example of a typical chronic disease, with patients experiencing substantial comorbidity and possibly mortality as is the case in many other chronic diseases.

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "When Leicestershire's under-powered attack reduced Derbyshire to 115-6 in mid-afternoon, the Foxes looked likely to start their second innings with a substantial and quite possibly decisive first-innings lead.