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Opponents argue something as simple as downloading a large file – a movie for example – could potentially be defined as an effort to "degrade" a network.

Intervention from the UK, for example, could potentially aid the Assad regime, which would be incredibly problematic — not to mention dangerous.

Although, statistically, the effects of TVET on youth may be small, even a slight increase in the employment rate, for example, could potentially translate into fairly large numbers of young people entering the labour market, especially where programmes are delivered nationally.

Tens of thousands of families that are heading toward foreclosure, for example, could potentially save their homes if they were able to access bankruptcy protection.

Whether you can hear the noise depends on how much your hearing has deteriorated -- how loud you blast your iPod, for example, could potentially affect your ability to detect it.

A gene that stopped cell proliferation, for example, could be potentially harmful if expressed in liver, lung, or other cells.

But he said more elaborate measures -- guarding against powerful blasts, for example -- could potentially double a building's cost, and might be met by opposition from developers and building owners who must foot the bill.

If he objected to the way his image was being used – to sell cigarettes, for example – he could potentially apply for a worldwide injunction via the Guernsey courts.

For example, employees could potentially use break time for unhealthy habits such as getting fast food, smoking or scrolling through social media.

In agriculture, for example, farmers could potentially fly laser-equipped planes over the fields to detect ammonia level in the soil, and thus determine how much fertilizer to apply.

For example, it could potentially remove federal legal jeopardy in a manner that may defeat an assertion of the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.