Sentence examples for make potentially from inspiring English sources

When are young people old enough to make potentially life or death decisions?

He added: "De-risking is banks acting in a blanket way … it will make potentially significant parts of geographic, ethnic and business classes unbanked if allowed to continue".

"The audience for this edition of The One Show would have expected Jeremy Clarkson to make potentially controversial or offensive statements," said Woolard.

But regulators concerned with the health of the banks won't want a system that incentivizes institutions to make potentially risky loans.

In a pending settlement of a class-action lawsuit, Facebook has agreed to make potentially costly changes to how these advertisements work.

Later he tells me that this foregrounding of a positive narrative is intended to make potentially alienated young Muslims feel like stakeholders in Britain "so that they don't end up feeling inferior, or see reason to find an attachment elsewhere".

Further delays make potentially explosive reforms – starting with the overhaul of the pension system – harder to sell for a leftist-led government that in recent months has faced protest on the streets.

If rampaging shareholders scared bosses into short-term decisions, their companies would fail to make potentially crucial long-term investments.But now Mr Icahn and his allies have accepted defeat, reaching a barely face-saving agreement with Time Warner's management.

The head of the European Central Bank (ECB) pledged to make potentially unlimited purchases of short-term government bonds of euro-zone countries that ask for (and receive) help from international lenders.

Vision to make potentially great games.

This increased visibility is helping businesses identify energy wastage more easily and make potentially huge savings.