Sentence examples for potentially changing from inspiring English sources

Threats also loom from climate change – from potentially changing the abundance and distribution of krill and other essential prey species to the melting of previously ice-locked polar waters that will expose whales to even more human activity.

"What is the effect of this 60-foot sidewalk to nowhere?" Several residents claimed the changes were ineffective and posed a greater risk by potentially changing pedestrian and driver behaviors for the worse.

Given the importance of salinity, changes in freshwater flow regimes into estuaries as a result of climate change or water management practices will affect populations by potentially changing their distributions.

Whatever else they do or do not accomplish for Mr. Romney, his potential running mates could improve his standing in their home states, potentially changing the outcome there.

There was a change in 50% of cases, and we cued the location of the potentially changing item at different moments after presentation of the memory array.

Heating, by contrast, does soften metal, potentially changing its acoustics.

To really manage energy risk they'll have to think about changing practices and potentially changing technologies.

Many saw their birthdays suddenly ticked backward one sign – potentially changing their whole identity.

"They're being a lot more cautious about how they react to a potentially changing market," said Mr. Kliegerman of Halstead.

In that period, the Election Commission may disqualify any candidate who has violated electoral rules, potentially changing a close outcome.

The group worked with two respected psychology professors, Adrian Furnham and Barrie Gunter, on understanding and potentially changing people's behaviour.