Sentence examples for a potential though from inspiring English sources
One company I had envisioned as a potential (though less likely) acquirer of Nicira was IBM, which already has a vSwitch.
A potential though speculative explanation for the PIN condition result is that participants adopted a 'worst-case scenario' preparatory strategy whereby, in the absence of complexity information, participants default to preparing the most difficult response.
Surveillance of laboratory data is also a potential (though sometimes delayed) source of identifying changes in disease patterns, and these reporting systems can also be used in bioterrorism surveillance.
Given recent findings suggesting that recognition memory effects may be right-lateralized for non-verbalizable stimuli (i.e., music) (Klostermann et al., 2009), a potential (though not mutually exclusive) explanation for the left-lateralized pattern of memory effects observed here is that all the stimuli, even the novel scenes, were somewhat verbalizable.
This also sounded like a potential distraction, though, not insignificantly, it set off another news media round of poor Bobby valentines.
He later heard Thiago Silva diffuse a potential flashpoint, though, after his captain conceded a penalty for a foul on Oscar.
There's a potential catch, though: Once the star becomes bigger and brighter, the radiation it emits might blow away the disk, inhibiting further growth.
This could be seen as a potential weakness, though could equally be seen as an interesting group of patients, for whom such research is valuable for improving care delivery.
As far as the diagnosis of pneumonia, misclassification remains a potential concern, though, if present, it is most likely non-differential leading the estimated associations to appear less strong.
There will presumably be talk of a potential--though highly unlikely--deal to scale back Pakistan's nuclear weapons program.
Now, in 2008, Nader's presidential candidacy looms again as a potential--though unlikely threat to the election of a Democratic president if there is an unexpectedly close finish.
