Sentence examples for it as potentially from inspiring English sources

Israel has criticized it as potentially threatening to its security and has sought many changes.

James and Kehoe [ 58], Broadbent [ 41] and Milne et al [ 59] found that UK clinicians were relatively positive about the HoNOS, viewing it as potentially useful, but insisting that its ongoing use would depend on adequate resourcing, infrastructure, training and feeback.

Others saw it as potentially menacing.

Some also ban using the word "invoice" in car ads, regarding it as potentially misleading.

We have instead discussed it as potentially made up of Indian, NGO, private-sector and state land as well.

Aides have privately identified it as potentially crucial to victory in a close election, and a potent symbolic win.

One senior policymaker also confirmed early expectations of its value: "[Treasury] saw it as, even then, potentially useful for policy".

The second is to forestall what it views as potentially onerous new regulations on its broadband business".

It flags as potentially threatening many people who aren't, as millions of people living with mental illness have experienced firsthand.

Senior tax officials have been criticised for offering an amnesty to hundreds of the 3,600 UK customers it identified as potentially hiding money in Switzerland.

That decision did not please the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, who criticized it last month as potentially having "a chilling effect on police officers taking action".