Sentence examples for for every potentially from inspiring English sources

But for every potentially cryptic moment, very many more were revelatory or hugely affecting or both.

In essence, in the view of the National Intelligence Council, for every potentially lousy news trend of the present moment projected into the future, there's invariably a saving grace, a sense that, as the report puts it, "the same trends generating near-term risks also can create opportunities for better outcomes over the long term".

This and other practical considerations make it unfair to dismiss a study on this topic because it is a retrospective statistical analysis of what amounts to a natural experiment, or because it derives from one or a few centers, or because it failed to adjust for every potentially confounding variable that we can imagine, or because it feels threatening to one's professional sense of self.

In its nearly unanimous Foster v. Chatham decision voiding Foster's conviction and ordering Georgia to re-examine whether racial basis affected jury selection, the Supreme Court made short work of prosecutors' rationales on their supposedly non-discriminatory reasons for removing every potentially eligible black juror.

These figures equate to one bird feeder for every nine potentially feeder-using birds in the UK, and at least one nest box for every six breeding pairs of cavity nesting birds.

As such, for every additional potentially eligible patient undergoing cardiac catheterization, increasing the catheterization rate is associated with a cost per QALY gained of $26,470.

The gap in healthcare coverage results in a persistent out-of-pocket expense for every patient, potentially leading to decreased medication adherence that may reduce treatment effectiveness, as has been demonstrated by Fung et al. in patients with diabetes [ 30].

Until last night Angela Merkel and François Hollande had striven almost heroically to present a united front, visiting each other's capitals for preparatory talks before almost every potentially contentious EU discussion on Greece.

For instance, he said in an interview that Neotrofin might work for every neurological disease, potentially becoming the biggest-selling drug ever.

However, BNP Paribas could be seen as getting off relatively lightly: calculations by the Wall Street Journal show that BNP fine equates to 27-30 cents for every dollar of potentially illegal activity, compared with $3.13 per dollar paid out by RBS in 2013 for sanctions busting.

On this day in mid-November, Ms. Liss, who is Mr. Kerry's deputy press secretary, was tracking Dr. Dean, the former governor of Vermont, monitoring his every word for potentially controversial statements or inconsistencies.