Sentence examples for potentially created from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caton's broadsides have potentially created a larger, more sympathetic audience for the very series he reviles.

"So now you potentially created a situation where you are selling people Guinea worm," explains Jim Niquette, who heads the Carter Centre's eradication programme in Ghana.

In doing what he did, where he did, Arenas has potentially created more legal trouble for himself than had he done it elsewhere.

Baird, if it had gone ahead, would have added a further 13.5 days and potentially created hundreds of jobs building the site and more permanent ones after it was completed.

In only a matter of hours, free agency has potentially created havoc with a Jets offense that needed almost all of last season to figure out its running game.

The report said: "While DFID's public statements on the subject have been accurate, the earlier publicity given to exit from China and India potentially created an impression that all aid was being phased out.

This will potentially create a major potential opportunity for Iran and the United States to "seize the moment to reach peace".

This approach reduces potential and real conflicts among various stakeholders potentially creating win win solutions for all.

Early indications are encouraging and suggest that there is huge potential for running similar schemes across the NHS potentially creating savings of £35m per year.

It also potentially creates a much more level playing field.

"They're potentially creating the Indian advertising market," he said.