Sentence examples for in another potential from inspiring English sources

And they find themselves in the unusual position of seeing upsides in another potential liberal defeat in Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.'s court.

In another potential conflict, the attorney general and his wife, Susan, have close ties to an Orthodox Jewish school in Manhattan, the Ramaz school, where she has served on the board.

In another potential challenge for Israel, the Iranian Red Crescent said it would send three aid ships to Gaza in a bid to break the blockade, according to news reports.

[C2.] ImClone Systems Dealt a Setback In another potential blow to ImClone Systems, the company with the European rights to its cancer drug, Erbitux, Merck of Germany, has decided not to modify its clinical trials in some ways ImClone thought would help the drug win approval in the United States.

In another potential signal that Alcatel-Lucent may be entering a phase of greater reorganization, the company announced that it had appointed Jean C. Monty, the former president and chief executive of Nortel Networks and Bell Canada, vice chairman of the board, a new position.

And Kunal Ghosh, the head of the Saradha group's media operations, who is a member of Parliament from the Trinamool Congress, has been named in two cases filed against Sen. Such collusion — or at least the questionable convergence of interests — among business, politics and the media is also at work in another potential mega-scandal.

And in yet another potential obstacle, 40 House Democrats in the fiscally conservative blue-dog coalition voiced opposition to the emerging legislation and apprehension over potential new taxes.

For the time being, at least, another series of impositions was being taken in stride, another potential crisis averted.

Officials from both clubs quickly stepped in and another potential confrontation was avoided.

Each refugee who returns without a field to till or a home to live in is another potential recruit for the warlords' militias.

All of which begs the question of why Republicans leaned away from their big tax-reform pitch to go in on another potential disaster.