Sentence examples for anyone potentially from inspiring English sources

Stopping antibiotic treatments altogether, he said, should not be considered an option for anyone potentially exposed to anthrax.

But the new policy does not satisfy anyone, potentially threatens the long-term prospects of the shellfish population and pushed Shippagan into near rebellion.

If the thrust of modern technology is to make anyone – potentially – a curator, it's good that there are also tools to help identify the best ones.

A truth commission would have been a marked contrast to the combative style of the current tribunal, which has seen denials by anyone potentially indictable and even those ready to confess.

Because these ethereal, lavishly costumed sophisticates were known to have once been ordinary mortals (e.g., Greta Garbo, who started out as the frizzy-haired, double-chinned Greta Gustaffson), they sold the illusion "that anyone, potentially, could be a star".

Equifax has set up a dedicated website for anyone potentially affected by the hack, but on top of asking freshly screwed customers to give Equifax their social security numbers, it doesn't provide any actual functionality at the time of writing.

Carter correctly points out that the massive growth of criminal and regulatory law means that almost anyone can potentially end up in the same situation as Eric Garner.

The producer is the last remaining on-screen category for which the rules are so diffuse and the restrictions so loose that almost anyone can potentially negotiate a credit.

In the evening there will be a show by improv crew School of Night who riff off the suggestions of the audience and present the terrifying/exciting opportunity for anyone to potentially end up on stage themselves.

Indeed, a work may be "commercial" under the bill "regardless of whether a person who electronically disseminates it seeks commercial advantage or private financial gain from the dissemination". As a result of such a broad terminology, virtually anyone could potentially seek a court order to disclose the name and physical address of a covered website's owner.

Vistisen conceded there were challenges in bringing together Europe's nationalists, particularly due to divergent views over Russia, and he said part of the reason the manifesto had been left vague was so as "not to exclude anyone who potentially wants to be with us".