Sentence examples for much potentially from inspiring English sources

Not that much, potentially.

The cramming together of so much potentially offensive humor has a reverse effect.

If the court rejects the deal, much potentially useful information will remain, quite literally, a closed book.

It is widely believed Cameron has been told he has little to gain, and much potentially to lose from a head to head debate with Miliband since he is already so far ahead on leadership qualities in opinion polls.

The Football Association has opened the door for England players who make the Euro 2012 squad but do not play much, potentially including Wayne Rooney, to take part in the London Olympics.

The diagnosis of cardiovascular disease or heart failure has lately become a diagnosis of convenience, a virtual euphemism in medicine that obscures and renders less valuable much potentially lifesaving medical information.

But with so much to potentially gain from the administration's W.T.O.

As a result, the bank does not need to hold as much capital, potentially improving profitability.

Raising the SAR bar from 25to3535 has also caught a much larger, potentially dangerous demographic, according to the council officer I spoke to.

The time-space production for AC regeneration has been greatly improved in the present modified process, indicating this regeneration process is much more potentially cost-effective for application.

There is so much information potentially.