Sentence examples for has potentially been from inspiring English sources

A key difference between these sites may be that Pasoh retains wildlife while Lambir Hills has potentially been defaunated48.

A course towards softer Brexit, and even a second referendum, has potentially been opened, albeit is highly path-dependent.

While these changes have, of course, led to enormous improvements in performance and capabilities, something has potentially been lost — an opportunity to try to understand.

Available time for productive work has potentially been impacted on past OSS missions by underestimating the crew time needed to maintain systems, such as the Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS).

Fidesz's nationalist vision has potentially been enshrined forever: even if the party loses future elections, its appointees will keep exercising power, while the party itself will in all likelihood retain considerable influence, since no other political grouping is likely to muster a two-thirds majority.

But Precourt did arrive, and while he has been publicly respectful of the Hunt's legacy — even citing an NFL Hall of Fame dinner event where he was seated next to Lamar Hunt Sr., and praising his "humility and quiet passion", his actions suggest that he is well aware the spirit of family club steadfastness has potentially been a burden as much as bedrock in recent years.

"It would have potentially been lethal".

The next day, 2,500 people who had potentially been exposed lined up for nasal swabs.

The job: Disinfecting areas that have potentially been exposed to bio-hazardous situations.

"But if we held it people would've potentially been hurt and I didn't want to see people hurt.

The more direct, chasing game that would have involved – by-passing midfield where they would have potentially been left weakest – is not in United's tradition.