Sentence examples for in which potentially from inspiring English sources

In a stealthily audacious way, Lowery has made a sort of neorealist fantasy, in which potentially nonsensical whimsy turns out to make a lot of sense.

In the UK, Twenty20 in 2008 may be remembered as the time of Sir Sir Allen Stanford and "got her on my knee", but in India, it was the year in which potentially cataclysmic changes were set in motion.

By Richard Brody August 11, 2016 Directed by David Lowery, the remake of "Pete's Dragon" is a neorealist fantasy in which potentially nonsensical whimsy turns out to make a lot of sense.

But there is another, rarely talked-about way in which potentially innocent people are severely punished, while being deprived of any right to hear or challenge the allegations against them.

One major problem with "The Last Song" is that it can't manage to sort through its various issues in any dramatically compelling way, instead falling into a slack, soap-opera rhythm in which potentially catastrophic developments seem to have no lasting emotional effects.

The notion of 'universal access' reflects the concept of an Information Society in which potentially anyone (i.e. any user) will interact with computing machines, at anytime and anyplace (i.e. in any context of use) and for virtually anything (i.e. for any task).

Several hypotheses are proposed for increases in agglomeration, which potentially relate to changes in surface charge, particle rearrangements, recrystallisation at surfaces and the role of moisture, although the role of mechanical processing on agglomerate behaviour remains poorly understood.

This meticulously assembled new podcast – which might well fill a Serial-shaped hole in your life – examines the failures in policing which potentially cost Jacob his life.

CTS and Pxa1/2p also exhibit sequence asymmetry in TMDs which potentially influences binding and translocation of substrates.

This coincides with the first contact between Americans and Europeans in Mexico, which potentially fuelled P. infestans population migration and expansion outside its center of diversity.

As a recent example, 1 stork and 2 buzzards that were infected with AIV (H5N1) were brought to a wildlife hospital in Poland, which potentially exposed staff (12 ).