Sentence examples for change potentially from inspiring English sources

Beyond Congress, one other important change potentially comes from Singaporean-owned Broadcom's potential acquisition of Qualcomm.

Consequently, parental effects can change the nature and pace of ecological and evolutionary change, potentially allowing organisms to adapt quickly in a rapidly changing environment (e.g., Räsänen and Kruuk, 2007; Badyaev and Uller, 2009; Pfennig and Martin, 2009; Duckworth et al., 2015).

Foreign policy too offers some scope for change, potentially of a harmful kind.

Michael Weiner, the union's general counsel, said that "any change potentially affecting conditions on the field of play requires bargaining with the union".

The other big change potentially heralded by the new bill is that the education secretary will be able to override and abandon statute which empowers lawmakers, lawyers and judges to help families and protect and care for children.

The management change potentially opens the airline to a change of direction, as airlines look for ways to surmount the economic crisis that has sapped revenue and raised costs.

But what's the potential impact to small businesses, where cost changes potentially are felt more sharply compared with larger employers?

The buildings' very simplicity, supporters say, makes even minor changes potentially damaging to the designs.

Cons: some surprising limitations, poorly written config pages, slow to accept changes, potentially confusing and tricky to use.

Towards the end of his life, Caesar suffered from depression and his personality changed, potentially through damage to his brain caused by strokes.

In this way it may better reflect and identify any internal biological changes potentially suffered by all or some human populations — astronauts or not.