Sentence examples for does have potentially from inspiring English sources

But, he said, it does have "potentially an opportunity to reduce deaths".

The plan does have potentially controversial aspects though, which the FDA will want to consider in detail.

Like many other cancer drugs, it does have potentially toxic side effects, but analysts expect it to be a multi-billion dollar seller.

But others do have potentially serious environmental consequences.

"In Costa and Premier Inn, the group does have two potentially international brands.

It allows an older widow who does not have any male descendants to marry a younger woman who does have—or will potentially have—a son.

EPS, however, does have the distinct advantage of potentially identifying the diagnosis and delivering a cure, through transcatheter ablation, during the same session.

Although the growing interconnectedness between international and local healthcare facilities does have many positive aspects, it potentially leaves Leogane's healthcare system vulnerable to any sudden reductions in aid.

Edith Newbold Jones did have one potentially redeeming disadvantage: she wasn't pretty.

But these smaller countries do have one potentially powerful weapon to use in their battle to set the agenda: the walkout.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Alexander said: "I am going to seek to pursue this within government over the next few weeks, because I think we do have time, potentially, in the budget or through other processes that we are going through, to take these ideas forward".