Sentence examples for loses potentially from inspiring English sources

Michael McCaughan of Windhover, an industry publisher, reckons that such authorised generics mean that a generic firm loses "potentially half of the windfall that comes from an exclusive generic launch, an amount that could easily reach a billion dollars for a product like generic Zocor .The branded-drugs giants argue that the proposed new legislation is misguided.

The weapons were not properly registered by serial number and thousands were lost, potentially to insurgent groups, the agencies found.

"What angers me is losing potentially a third of my life – that is a pretty big thing.

Polls have suggested the prime minister will lose – potentially bringing Grillo's fiercely anti-establishment Five Star Movement a step closer to power.

Both sides have talked about the strengths of their arguments, but they have a lot to lose potentially, perhaps giving them an incentive to settle.

If the military deploys despite the court order, the opposition is likely to use that fact to dispute the result should it lose, potentially spurring violence by Buhari's supporters.

Mr. Phoenix's thoughtful performance makes it clear that Coulmier clings to decency because it offers him self-definition and sanity; without it, he'd be lost, potentially worse off than any of the asylum's inmates.

"We're in danger of losing potentially valuable information about housing needs and aspirations, and a connection with vulnerable and excluded households who don't fit criteria, with whom the council has no other contact".

However, the main disadvantage is that we may lose potentially relevant information from the left-out data.

This means an employee could lose potentially thousands of dollars in retirement savings if the match is forfeited.

The catch of course is that when the market collapses, homeowners and "investors" alike lose, potentially putting Point in a tough spot.