Sentence examples for with possibly more from inspiring English sources

It was an intimate event at the Warehouse, Waterloo, with – possibly – more musicians than audience.

He's very dignified, but he's as driven as Lance, if not more so, and he has that anger streak with possibly more talent.

And they said they had not decided how much to spend, but some hospital executives in New York said they had heard discussions about an initial commitment of $15 million, with possibly more to follow.

Paddington now has a Barburrito, with possibly more to come at other stations, while posh St Pancras is home, to Yo! Sushi, a Peyton & Byrne, Sourced Market, and the Searcy's Grand restaurant among others.

This is Eminem's stock-in-trade — the Marshall Mathers/Slim Shady/Eminem triad — but here he's doing it with even more effort, playing a walking disaster who never learns from his mistakes, proudly indulging in out-of-date cultural references and also rapping with possibly more speed and dexterity than he's ever done on record.

That's two billion people with possibly more than a passing interest in his peculiar existence.

Patients in the IPOC analogue group displayed lower peak CK values compared with controls in nearly all subgroups with a possibly more pronounced effect in women and patients without diabetes or hypercholesterolemia, among others (Fig.  2c).

With "24" possibly more vulnerable to viewer defections than nonsequential series, interrupting its run could be especially risky.

Might he end up as part of a US-Russian prisoner exchange, with Putin possibly more amenable to the idea if Trump was in power?

Through them she rediscovers the familiar feminist cliche that prostitution is a sexual transaction identical with, and possibly more honest than, marriage.

In conclusion, the JAK2 Δexon14 splice variant is a relatively common anomaly in patients with MPNs, possibly more so in those lacking the V617F mutation.