Sentence examples for because it was potentially from inspiring English sources
The author of that internal CQC report told Grant Thornton's investigators that he had been ordered in March 2012 to "delete" it by a senior manager, known as "Mr G", because it was "potentially damaging to the CQC's reputation".
The Greens had said they would support the measure, but they now say that was because it was potentially a tax on pollution, but would not amount to that if the Abbott government spent all the money on new roads.
He later told staff members of a Senate homeland security subcommittee that he had been asked to delete derogatory information from the 65-page public report issued in September 2012 because it was potentially damaging to the administration two months ahead of the November election, the Times reported.
Ms Bower and Ms Jefferson are alleged to have "verbally agreed" to the cover-up under the instruction of Ms Finney because it was "potentially damaging to the CQC's reputation".
He believed all reviews of Teenage Dream will discuss the track, which will be because it is "potentially historic in its badness, to the point that, once you've heard it, you too will have to describe it to other people just to convince yourself that it really exists".
A clade with a zero branch does not count as a match because it is potentially confused with its parent.
"We're very concerned about this," Dr. Kovacs said, "because it is potentially a very debilitating problem and we think its prevalence will increase".
"Storing data because it's potentially interesting or potentially useful is not good enough.
The project is unusual, she said, because it is potentially profitable and provides jobs with the possibility of advancement.
"I will not have children swinging swords or brandishing guns at my school, even if they're fake, even if it's Halloween, because it's potentially dangerous and sends the wrong message.
You may have noticed that it's very common, particularly in the more right-wing leaning media, to suggest that something is bad because it's potentially harmful to children, particularly their brains.
