Sentence examples for potential announcement from inspiring English sources
Shaw is due to report in time for a potential announcement by George Osborne in the 2016 budget.
In the near term, Pile looks for holiday sales, a potential announcement of a new distribution deal and the release of Cars in June to drive the stock,.
While we can never be completely sure what Apple is set to announce, the signs have long been pointing at the debut of a new iPhone 5S, as well as the potential announcement of a second, cheaper iPhone variant that the ol' rumor mill has dubbed the "5C".
Speaking of Michele Bachmann, Polk County GOP co-chair Dave Funk is pretty sure she's going to make a run, with an upcoming appearance at a Polk County GOP fundraiser on May 26 as a potential announcement date.
The closer we get to the end of the year, the more rumors we are hearing about the potential announcement that President Obama had promised to make, in which he plans to use his executive authority to reform deportation policies and provide millions of undocumented immigrants a temporary relief.
This is definitely the main event if you're ranking potential announcements at home.
Other potential announcements could include MacBook Air or iPad developments, based on recent rumors, though it seems likely that Apple wants to highlight its very first wearable, which broke cover at the September iPhone launch event, and it might not want other devices to share the stage.
This year, not only will Google be live-streaming the show, but they've also created an app so that we can follow along in real-time and tune into all of the announcements they make - heightening the suspense that we have around the potential announcements.
The country said the move was "pending a potential ratings announcement".
On Sunday Liberal powerbroker Arthur Sinodinos made the case for cutting business taxes over personal income tax breaks, softening the ground for a potential budget announcement next month.
His daughter had spoken to Woodward - who visited Mr Felt in 1999 - by phone more than half a dozen times to discuss a potential joint announcement.
