Sentence examples for keep its potentially from inspiring English sources

I'm not so sure, given the penchant for China to reach out these days (conflicts are simmering with India, Japan, and Taiwan) as a way to keep its potentially restive population quiet by focusing its attention elsewhere.

But controversially the Treasury can keep its decisions secret – potentially allowing it to veto politically sensitive fraud inquiries, either before or midway through an investigation, without public scrutiny.

By combining apps with personalized news, though, Drippler could potentially keep its users engaged for longer.

If North Korea keeps its promises, potentially millions of its isolated, tightly controlled citizens are likely to hear their national anthem played on the radio by the New York Philharmonic.

How does he feel about perhaps losing the seat next year or, even if he keeps it, potentially losing the ministerial role he so obviously loves?

And three – we watch more programmes like this, which though it had obviously caved into commissioning pressure early on and agreed to Bruno Tonioli as one of its presenters, thereafter kept his potentially smothering presence as marginal as possible and concentrated on the music, the lyrics ("'It's a sound like there's music playing'," said Jamie disgustedly of her father's lyrical attempts.

It seems crazy to keep that potentially lifesaving knowledge away from the broad cancer research community.

Because of the DMCA, YouTube was allowed to keep this potentially infringing content online provided it responded in a timely manner to takedown requests.

But the good news, according to Duke physiologists, is that it only takes a moderate amount of exercise to keep this potentially dangerous form of fat at bay.

She depends on technique to keep the potentially angry customers calm.

The system was designed to keep the potentially isolationist Great Powers inside the UN tent.