Sentence examples for potentially appeal from inspiring English sources

He could potentially appeal again to the state supreme court, but it's unclear if that would delay the case.

The verdict may have ramifications for Hayes, who could potentially appeal his sentence again after having his jail term cut from 14 to 11 yearsin December.

The truth is that many in the industry, like many nerds, still have a bit of an inferiority complex: they can't quite believe that with a small makeover, they could potentially appeal to women and regular people of both sexes.

As a populist hard-ass with conservative economic views, moderate social views, and a reputation as his own man, he is the one Republican candidate, with the possible exception of Jeb Bush, who could, at least potentially, appeal to a wide swath of the electorate.

If you have a product that could potentially appeal to everyone, how do you pick which customers to go after first?

Branding aside, the most interesting bit is the price, which starts at $26, making the handset potentially appeal to users in the developing world, which has long been a target market for the Nokia brand.

It is no surprise that the discipline here came from Goodell and not the Steelers, who didn't want to be limited to the four-game "conduct detrimental" catchall that could be potentially appealed to an independent arbitrator.

Laura Elody's sister, Bethany Webb, said the ruling represented "the worst possible scenario," since it promised more delays as the district attorney's office potentially appealed its removal, and even further delays as the penalty phase ran its course, with endless appeals.

His willingness to compromise casts him as a moderate with potentially broad appeal.

The show has such potentially wide appeal not because it's blandly universal, but because it is so acutely constricted.

Speaking this weekend, she raised doubts about the potentially diminishing appeal of London's national arts institutions for talent from abroad.