Sentence examples for potentially draw from inspiring English sources

("There are enough quality songs that stand alone to potentially draw new fans," Patrick Ryan wrote for USA Today).

The Saudi policy, he said, "is risky and could potentially draw us into conflicts we have not looked for".

The Israeli prime minister did not say where he might potentially draw a makeshift border with the Palestinians, but there are several clues.

For instance, NBC could potentially draw viewers from ABC's "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" by advertising for one of its own shows that is running during the same time.

As well as France, England could potentially draw Montenegro, who drew 0-0 at Wembley in the current Euro 2012 qualification; Russia, who beat England in qualification for Euro 2008; Sweden or Turkey.

But the United States is neutral on the question of the islands' sovereignty and has cautioned both countries against hostilities, which could potentially draw in the United States since it is obligated by treaty to come to Japan's defense.

Spotify allows users to post their playlists on the social network, potentially drawing in new customers.

He will also hold a news conference there, potentially drawing more attention to his foray into Giuliani territory.

Both NATO and the EU are now creating "rapid reaction forces", potentially drawing upon the same pools of soldiers.

While Lucas wanted to see Roof face the death penalty "for justice", Green had decided the potentially drawn out legal pathway would simply be too hurtful.

She was anxious that it might have meant potentially drawing attention to her relationship with me, which in turn might have attracted more unwanted media attention.