In so doing he potentially undermined the rational foundations not only of beliefs about things not immediately present in space or time but of all scientific knowledge (see induction, problem of).
If Dr. Murray believed that Michael Jackson was becoming an addict, why did he continue to administer potentially harmful and addictive drugs?
No. What he will be doing, he says, is potentially more (other) TV, along with a podcast that Sacca describes as "different from anything else I've seen out there," with subject matter that is "hopefully boundless, eye-opening, and a little cathartic".
"If he remains true to his words and talks as openly as he did then, he can potentially throw huge light on areas of darkness that have eluded scholars for decades," said Mr. Dunlop, who wrote about Duch in "The Lost Executioner".
In doing what he did, where he did, Arenas has potentially created more legal trouble for himself than had he done it elsewhere.
The fat-shaming comments, blaming me for anything anyone's ever done to me, blaming Hillary for Bill's indiscretions and what he potentially did to people ― that's very abusive.
While Kline says he personally backs such a policy, he left it out of his bill because it's controversial, and he didn't think potentially blowing the chances of the broader bill was worth it.
But he did make one potentially revealing remark in an earlier episode of the series.
If he did, potentially breaking the Hastert Rule, one of them would likely pass ― either the Dream Act, a Republican alternative put forward by Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla).
That being said, I predicted Colton Dixon going further than he did, with Joshua Ledet potentially poised to steal an upset slot in the finale.
