Sentence examples for potentially calls from inspiring English sources
However, being based in Boston – with the normally European-based partner Fred Destin moving there as well – still deals a blow to the European startup eco-system and potentially calls into question Atlas' position in the longer term.
This potentially calls for trouble, as it has recently been found that the mRNA expression level of several reference genes is much less stable than one would hope.
They could also potentially call Ms. Troiano, the official said.
Specialist DJs have been axed from the roster, potentially calling an end to genres such as reggae, soca, hip hop and grime being regularly played.
At the same time, Mr. Browne said, the Police Department would be interested in seeing the videos and potentially calling those who had recorded them as witnesses.
Al Jazeera plans to replace Current with a channel, potentially called Al Jazeera America, that incorporates new programming from the United States and currrent programming from its headquarters in Qatar.
PAGE C1 GOING SHOPPING WITHOUT 'GOING' With driving to the mall these days, potentially calling for a significant investment in gasoline, more Americans are deciding to leave the car parked and do their buying at a keyboard.
One of the working titles for the BBC series was The Benefit Street, suggesting that its creators had a good idea of what the show was going to be about – and potentially called – long before those who appeared in it did.
One of those areas where you can see advertisers potentially calling the shots more is in the area of apps.
The idea is that when a search operator hits a difficult patch (under-performs) in the search space, the EA scheme "reacts" to that by potentially calling upon a different search operator.
The software feature for iOS devices would allow control of connected home accessories that fit Apple's posted requirements and use its developer tools through a central app potentially called "Home," according to a new report from 9to5Mac.
