Sentence examples for later potentially from inspiring English sources

He was, she added later, potentially a prime minister, "a very powerful, ambitious man, but not a poet".

(Privately, Netflix executives say they want to release viewership data but don't want to set a precedent for later, potentially less popular shows).

The proposals are for a high-speed rail link between London, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester - the "Y" network - with trains running initially at speeds of up to 225mph, and later potentially reaching 250mph.

Playmaker Richardson then had to be helped off moments later, potentially taking the shine off a strong performance.

It allows creators to generate a special URL that they can then stream to from a wide array of devices, including professional cameras, studio editing rigs, satellite trucks, desktop streaming software like OBS, games, VR headsets, drones and later, potentially 360 cameras.

I am still searching for the answer to how it is fair that if you finish top of your league (the premiership) that three weeks later potentially the fourth place team miles behind on points play well for two games and are crowned champions.

This certainly includes anyone born in 1986 or later and potentially includes cohorts born as early as 1966".

They can then either pay £160 to be rescored or wait until their next scheduled assessment, usually about six months later, to potentially be given a new score.

Eliminating standby travel is also counter to an efficient flow of passengers: by filling empty seats with passengers who are ready and waiting, carriers can open up seats on later flights — potentially accommodating other travelers.

When Harvey's injury was discovered after he allowed 13 hits in a loss to the Detroit Tigers in late August, General Manager Sandy Alderson indicated that Harvey should have surgery and not attempt to pitch, be hurt later and potentially miss time in 2015.

In addition to the reported deaths, the government has received dozens of reports of infants who were placed on their backs or sides in sleep positioners, only to be found later in potentially hazardous positions within or next to the sleep positioners.