Sentence examples for not so potential from inspiring English sources

A study by the A.L.I. apparently pointed to problems that have been well known to death-penalty opponents for years: racial disparities in sentencing and application, expense, politics and the potential -- not so potential as we saw last year -- that the state would execute the innocent.

The number of women using treatment devices that remove nitrates did not increase so potential exposure to nitrates from drinking water was not likely affected.

But that is not so, because potential buyers or lenders need only consult the public record to ascertain who owns the property".

In his letter, Goodman appears worried about economic consequences but not so much about potential public health consequences (personal communication).

It appears that China would have had to trust the Western countries over their commitment to concessions, and in the end, it did not, so abandoned a potential broker role.

If you take a look at what the D.C. council proposes, what you find is that the regulatory framework is friendly to Uber, but not so much to potential competitors who could enter the market following Uber.

Now, although there is likely to be a little flare-up of concern regarding this issue over the next couple days, it's not so much the potential privacy breach I'm worried about as not knowing what tools the police have at their disposal.

Cost was an important consideration for policy makers and providers but not so much for potential users.

Most physiological studies performed to investigate such factors compared patients who at a certain point in time failed a weaning trial with those who did not, so that a potential heterogeneity of the two populations cannot be excluded [ 4, 5].

Most of the participants thought the assessment should be administered towards the beginning of treatment, although not too soon after diagnosis (before patients can cope emotionally), and not so late that potential gaps in continuity would be missed, and most of them recognised that they needed time to get used to service and come to terms with their emotional and service-oriented needs.

The enthusiasm that some biologists feel toward our students learning physics is based not so much on the potential for students to learn physics knowledge, but rather on the potential for them to learn the types of reasoning more often experienced in physics classes.