Sentence examples for that would possibly from inspiring English sources

She said she welcomed "any ideas that would possibly offset any losses" the waiters had.

"You would never go ahead with any story that would possibly jeopardise apprehending a criminal … or a prosecution," says Twomey.

He added: "The same types of treatment that would possibly have some effect in early stage cervical cancer might be helpful in these circumstances.

The new clause still specifies a broad swathe of criteria that would possibly lead to an inquest being held partly in secret.

Ask yourself, "Is there any productive action I can take today that would possibly solve this problem?" If not, it is an unproductive worry.

Football culture is pervasive in the lives of most Europeans in a way that would possibly best correlate to "Monday Night Football" (American football, that is) in the United States.

I had to do something that would quite possibly make me miserable.

It seems like a pretty good way to get to know someone on an intimate level that would normally take possibly years to do.

Wolfram believed that cellular automata would provide a new language of science, one that would augment or possibly even replace mathematics as a means of describing natural phenomena.

Indication of the appropriate lectins that would enable the possibly precise determination of the glycan profile seems to be a good supplement to mass spectrum analysis.

Yet Sisi and his supporters push for constitutional amendments that would extend his presidency, possibly to 2034.