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She had taken a picture of a working-class home, covered in England flags: exactly the kind of home potentially containing the kind of "white van man" voter that the Labour leadership is accused of being out of touch with.
The head of the domestic intelligence agency resigned in July because an official in his office had shredded documents potentially containing evidence from paid informants about members of the group.
Those results were based on single marker-trait associations in a genome-scan to identify broad chromosomal regions potentially containing genes affecting traits of interest.
These data include a humanreadable descriptive output file and binary files potentially containing fromtens of megabytes to multiple gigabytes of additional data (such as molecularorbitals and molecular dynamics trajectories).
The first usually involves a rapid search, so that the image regions that do not match an expected feature of the vehicle are disregarded, and only a small number of regions potentially containing vehicles are further analyzed.
The procedure can suck up some mitochondria, too, however, meaning that a few thousand copies of mitochondrial DNA, some potentially containing the disease-causing flaw, can get into the donor egg.
For the past two years, the flaw has made it possible for criminals to grab little chunks of data from many of the common sites we use – some of it potentially containing password information.
When one is not sure how to choose this threshold, using a large value erring on the side of declaring more range lines as potentially containing moving objects would be the safe approach with a less reduction in computational cost with respect to the original version of our approach.
An eight-pack of Tesco Everyday Value Beefburgers, one of the products cited as potentially containing horse flesh, contains 63% beef, 10% onion and unlisted percentages of wheat flour, water, beef fat, soya protein isolate, salt, onion powder, yeast, sugar, barley malt extract, garlic powder, white pepper extract, celery extract and onion extract.
So grodes, but so potentially containing of everything else too, right?
In 1907, New York specialists claimed ice from the Hudson River to be unsafe for consumption and potentially containing typhoid germs; the report was successfully challenged by the natural ice industry, but public opinion was turning against natural ice on safety grounds.
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The phrase "potentially containing " functions as an adjectival phrase modifying a noun. It describes something that has the possibility of including or holding a specific element or substance. As confirmed by Ludwig, this usage is grammatically sound and widely employed in diverse contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
