Sentence examples for potentially drop from inspiring English sources

A low subtotal can potentially drop a child's admission ranking.

The campaigners said the move by Exxon was an important step forward in getting companies to recognise that oil, gas and coal holdings could potentially drop in value under climate regulations.

Brazil now produces some triple therapy for $3,000 a year and expects to do much better, and the price could potentially drop to $700 a year or even less.

(This is no surprise given that in 2008 all the Republican nominees were in agreement that the US should potentially drop nuclear bombs to stop Iran's non-existent nuclear bomb program. So the bar was pretty high).

"Seth is a unique case," Mr. Michaels said, noting that the new late-night show would not have a Friday edition, letting Mr. Meyers potentially drop in and work that day and Saturday on "Update".

When new technology rolls out, the "older" tech could potentially drop in price.

The thought of her album potentially dropping at any moment in September seemed to give some fans anxiety.

Cattle trains move slowly and stop frequently en route to their destinations, potentially dropping female ticks along the way.

Steve Holland and Eddie Newton have been retained for now, the latter potentially dropping down to assist with the under-21 development squad in some capacity.

The number of Republican women will decline when the new Congress is seated in January, potentially dropping to as few as 13.

Analyses have concluded that, to prevent health plans' premiums from rising and some insurers from potentially dropping out, roughly two in five Americans in the plans should be young adults.