Sentence examples for potentially divided from inspiring English sources
(That the Celtics seem noncompetitive at the moment seems to have prevented their potentially divided loyalties from becoming controversial).
In fact, some see a potentially divided government, with Mr. McCain on one side and a Democratic Congress on the other, as an opportunity to make major agreements.
Diasporas have generally brought about few problems regarding expatriates' potentially divided loyalties, but when such conflicts arose in the past, expatriates tended to identify with the countries where they lived, worked, and raised children.
In this case, the time series can be potentially divided to sub-series (to prevent the size of a single record from becoming too large), which are stored individually as resources in the overlay.
The Doxiadis Plan turned a high density, multi-ethnic and multi-class city into a low density sprawl, potentially divided by ethnicity and class.
Overall, the oral chemosensory gene repertoire can be potentially divided into those receptors identifying nutrients (e.g. sugars, amino acids and fatty acids) which in turn would elicit a positive hedonic sensation, and receptors responding to potential undesirable substances (e.g. plat-derived toxic compounds), which in turn would trigger a repulsive response (bitter).
They also called for an analysis to be conducted by the end of September to potentially divide R.B.S. into two units.
It always seemed that well-managed talks would at a minimum unsettle the Taliban by potentially dividing their councils and unsettling their thinking.
Having a player as a selector could potentially divide the team, and with the selectors now being paid they should also be accountable.
To be sure, there should be no underestimating of the difficulty of the problems that could potentially divide America and Russia over the next four years.
But she added that the state's public art policy prohibited works that "include any content that could potentially divide a community".
