Sentence examples for example of a potentially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Joyce cited AOL's Project Devil as one example of a potentially lucrative digital advertising business.

To illustrate, I'm going to pick my favourite example of a potentially worried wireless network provider: my mum.

But the mutinous, if unsuccessful, plotters may have done their country a service.A coup in Burkina Faso last October is another example of a potentially useful political intervention by armed forces even if far from ideal in a democracy.

TenHunt is an interesting example of a potentially powerful way for advertisers to drive thoughtful engagement with their online properties.

The Etymotic ety8 Bluetooth earbuds are a classic example of a potentially great idea that suffers from a lack of design sense (the picture above tells all) and forethought.

The paradoxical result of the ideal laws of the TMA — that a tiny body moving with a given speed might impart the same speed to a relatively enormous body — appeared, at least intuitively, as an example of a potentially even greater increase in local force than anything allowed by Descartes's rules of impact.

This choice may, in certain circumstances, have little or nothing to do with patient preference (for example, in the case of a potentially difficult airway which must be secured prior to induction of general anesthesia for safety).

So far, of course, there is only one example of such a potentially ancient engraving to study.

For example, components of a potentially damaging inflammatory response (e.g. delayed-type hypersensitivity and complement) may be down-regulated while natural antibodies may be more useful in the context of a reduced and relatively stable parasite fauna.

For example, administration of a potentially unsafe high dose during a PK study may lead to drug accumulation and adverse drug reactions, particularly in hemodialysis patients.

An example of a problem potentially emanating from the lack of integration of pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) analysis in drug development for drugs launched in the 1950s and 1960s is the today widely recognized suboptimal dosing of rifampicin (RIF) [ 2, 3].