Sentence examples for potentially attempt from inspiring English sources
In order to not be impacted, manufacturers could potentially attempt to have products classified under a different code or apply for an extension.
RNA polymerases can potentially attempt to bind with all promoters at a given locus.
It might be assumed that the concentration of studies from the 1970s reflected interest (and potentially attempts to promote the role through local evaluation) in what was then a new occupational group in the USA.
It is a serious and potentially significant attempt to revitalise the main transatlantic institution, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
Jarvis did peg the deficit back with a 56th-minute penalty but he then struck the post with a potentially crucial attempt, in contrast to the metronomic Steenson.
The Doctor's antics in 1992 New York represent a bid to remedy the damage done to the city in The Angels Take Manhattan (potentially an attempt to find the Pond-Williams', now he's on his own again?).
That was certainly within the cards for the week's motley crew of artists performing at events all over the city: there was Rick Springfield and Martina McBride, Third Eye Blind and Kid Rock, the Roots and Blues Traveler, all hoping to spread whatever message they believed in – a potentially futile attempt to not get drowned out by all the hoopla happening inside the RNC's security perimeter.
If nothing else, Spotify's new Co.Lab event series is a potentially useful attempt to help new and emerging artists make sense of it all.
Given the rising activity from their Chinese competitors, it would not be surprising to see U.S. companies step up their investment activity and potentially even attempt to pick a category winner and "kingmake" an emerging player or two.
As location-based services continue to gain popularity, each of them is building up these massive databases of places themselves, and this is going to become an issue as services like Twitter and potentially Facebook attempt to federate all this data.
WASHINGTON -- In a bold and potentially historic attempt to stem the increase in mass gun violence, President Barack Obama unveiled on Wednesday the most sweeping effort at gun control policy reform in a generation.
