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possibly

[pos-uh-blee] / ˈpɒs ə bli /


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When the singer put out “Red Rose Speedway” in 1973, the Village Voice spurned it as “possibly the worst album ever made by a rock and roller of the first rank.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That means that if Brewdog is sold, TSG is first in the queue to get back its investment plus any return owed, possibly leaving little or nothing for small investors.

From BBC

The deal, however, could face some roadblocks from various state attorneys general and possibly in Europe, which could slow things down and cost Paramount even more money.

From MarketWatch

Splashy releases, he said, are “kind of how you stay in the news, how you get to headlines but possibly doesn’t really move the needle for any one particular use case.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That could signal that the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge will remain sticky, possibly stalling momentum for further interest-rate cuts.

From Barron's