Sentence examples for makes potentially from inspiring English sources

Every offering, every piece of advice, every trade that Citi makes potentially places its own interest at odds with those of its customers.

Mr. Fratto pointed out that Mr. Bush's term is a full four years — not 3 years, 10 months and 4 days — and the president will not pull punches as he makes potentially still more appointments.

Since taking office in December, the hawkish Mr. Abe has been closely watched to see if he makes potentially provocative displays of Japanese nationalism that could isolate his nation and undermine his efforts to restore Japan's stature in a region increasingly dominated by China.

The integration of organic and inorganic building blocks into hierarchical porous architectures makes potentially desirable electrocatalytic materials in many electrochemical applications due to their combination of attractive qualities of dissimilar components and well-constructed charge transfer pathways.

Another Semantic Web application for scientists is an annotation framework that would pull the work of the citizen scientist (the dedicated amateur who makes potentially important observations in, e.g., astronomy or ecology) into mainstream scientific discourse.

The technique is applicable at the bedside and therefore makes potentially hazardous patient transfers outside the ICU unnecessary.

It stops short of making potentially life-saving changes, in particular the mandatory nurse:patient ratio.

The deal has been made potentially richer because of the delay.

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

"However, we have reminded LBC that it must take care when making potentially inflammatory remarks, particularly around developing news events".

The criminalisation of any contact with groups incorrectly described as terrorists often made potentially useful negotiations illegal.