Sentence examples for Hidden potentially from inspiring English sources
In a case that until recently mainstream pundits regarded as "race-free," race is now emerging as the hidden, potentially explosive subtext.
When they try to do so, the software is more often than not so convoluted and slapdash that it contains hidden, potentially fatal bugs (see "Why Software Is So Bad," TR July/August 2002).
But health professionals needed to help a hidden but potentially at-risk group of people who like using drugs, but whose lives were not necessarily dominated by them, he said.
Foresight practitioners must always be aware of (open or hidden) agendas potentially connected to information sources at different steps of a Foresight.
Bearing in mind that approximately 1.6% of all children in Romania are in the protection system, it can be said that the 'invisible' children constitute a hidden but potentially high pressure on the system in the absence of prevention solutions.
The Ryan case comes just weeks after it emerged that five of the biggest car hire firms, including Hertz, had agreed to make changes to their terms and conditions following concern about hidden costs and "potentially unfair" practices.
While the number and lifetime are insufficient to threaten the Vatican — in the 2000 novel and 2009 movie "Angels & Demons," a hidden vat of potentially explosive antihydrogen was buried under St. Peter's Basilica in Rome — it is a starting point for learning new physics, the researchers said.
WWE may be reuniting Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns as The Shield, plus Randy Orton's hidden concussion, Kurt Angle and Hulk Hogan potentially returning, Vince McMahon's surgery, Paige's future and more.
Would this make for an attractive and hidden location for potentially illegal nighttime activities?
Thanks to this reality, CFOs or their real estate staff face even higher risks of obvious or potentially hidden conflicts.
The potentially hidden regulatory signals within coding sequences have attracted considerable interest [10].
