Sentence examples for ever potentially from inspiring English sources

Ms. LaVine said that delaying the election had "resulted in more voter confusion and antipathy than would ever potentially occur as a result of the continued use of the punch-card voting system at issue".

Or anyone who can ever potentially come in contact with a person under 18 should we not have their fingerprints and retina scans and DNA swabs on file, just in case?

Let's make one thing clear: Serena Williams -- likely the greatest female tennis player ever, potentially the greatest female athlete ever and one of the most influential and groundbreaking sports figures of her generation -- should not have to get down on her knees, grovel or express her gratitude to any male athlete for helping her on the road to success. .

For the Clydach factory alone there were 164 men ever potentially exposed to nickel over the relevant exposure period, resulting in no attributable deaths or registrations.

Try to plan on a piece of paper and write down everything you'll ever potentially need to solve for your trip.

Don't EVER buy tickets from scalpers, it is always potentially dangerous.

Even though initial estimates expect SoftBank to only sell around 30-40 percent of the company's shares, the offering is widely expected to be one of the largest listings ever at potentially more than $25 billion, which would value the overall business at $90 billion on the high end.

August 26, the first full-length release from Post Malone ever, is potentially a big deal.

Consequently, island vultures are now probably more exposed than ever to potentially fatal multiple infections by pathogens typically acquired from livestock [34], [35], and to which they are supposedly naïve and thus far more susceptible [63].

Graat and coworkers [ 32] demonstrated that daily routine chest radiographs hardly ever reveal potentially important abnormalities and seldom result in a change in therapy in a mixed medical-surgical ICU.

Meanwhile, its range of services gets ever wider, and potentially harder to value.