Sentence examples for potentially dried from inspiring English sources

So, potentially, dried blood spots (DBS) are a superior sample matrix as compared to serum.

Now there are concerns that pollution in the region could interfere with the West African monsoon, potentially drying up the world's main supply of cocoa beans.

Keep indoor ferns away from air-conditioning vents or other potentially drying elements.

The presence of surface debris can also cause the soil to retain more moisture by blocking potentially drying sunlight.

Aim to use products which contain mainly natural ingredients and avoid products which use potentially drying ingredients that essentially negate the effort you made to improve your face.

Waters manages to imbue a wealth of potentially dry descriptive material with the emotion Margaret has tried to suppress, finding powerful metaphors in the prisoner's woeful circumstances.

It's also a fascinating history of the potentially dry subject of Canadian libel law, which has undergone significant changes in the past five years.

Straps are easily adjustable, and with fewer air vents than other models it's cosy (and potentially drier) in cooler, wetter, weather, but sweatier in warm weather.

I like the richness the butter brings to potentially dry ground almonds, but given the drenching of syrup that's coming I'm going to bypass the extra sugar.

As Britain reels in the face of warnings about a 'global shortage' of prosecco, here are the best (and worst) alternatives to see you through a potentially dry summer.

"Red" would be exciting enough as a piece of total theater that draws in Neil Austin's lighting and Adam Cork's sound design to push a potentially dry text toward moments of purposefully operatic frenzy, at other times drawing back to let the audience linger on the sad, infinitely haunted expression of Mr. Molina, who stills the house with his admission, "Silence is so accurate".