Sentence examples for gives potentially from inspiring English sources

Yet in her deeply rigorous excavations of ballet and classic modern vocabulary, she gives potentially antiquated steps a fresh feel.

"It's all fine now, but the problem is it gives potentially rise to unforeseen uncertainty when circumstances change," said Simon Hayes, an economist at Barclays.

This gives potentially more accurate forecasts, particularly in situations with complex wind patterns.

We present for the first time a bedside microcirculatory grading system that is quick, reliable, and gives potentially meaningful clinical parameters that might guide resuscitation.

Suggesting people based on popular playlists is an interesting twist on the basic idea of following users because it gives potentially more bang for your following buck, and promotes a feature that Spotify is already pushing.

They provide the nudging, let's-get-back-on-track counsel that chicken-caring community organizers have to give potentially disorganized community chicken-carers.

"I think it is one of those products which we need to think hard about in terms of whether we are giving potentially some of our best customers away," said Highfield.

The Miliband plans are a variation of an idea first floated by the Resolution Foundation and would require HMRC to be given potentially intrusive powers to ensure employers are paying the living wage, and so entitled to the tax rebate.

All we are saying/Is give potentially lethal shots to the head with an electronic shotgun shell a chance.

Although data show consistent TS case volume during general surgery (GS) residency it is unknown whether this operative trend will persist given potentially limited subspecialty exposure.

So anyone buying into Amera's system needs to feel comfortable with giving potentially two companies visibility on activity within their home or business network.