Sentence examples for potentially existent from inspiring English sources

Nothing, then, which is in the full sense imperishable is in the full sense potentially existent (though there is nothing to prevent its being so in some respect, e.g. potentially of a certain quality or in a certain place); all imperishable things, then, exist actually.

While we don't at this point care to guess who this potentially existent Uber A could be, we are a bit worried that the finale will wrap up questions pertaining to Charles, but leave certain questions unanswered, chalked up to the Uber A mystery.

For of non-existent things some exist potentially; but they do not exist, because they do not exist in complete reality.

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.

The association was consistent across sex and age groups and was not accounted for by the potentially mediating effect of pre-existent morbidity.

These links with clinical trials are often weak or non-existent, but can potentially provide useful information once the patient has been discharged from specialist care.

Thus, talk about a language of thought is potentially misleading, since it suggests a non-existent restriction to higher-level mental activity.

As a result, background signals potentially contributed by long RNA were non-existent.

When this biological mechanism evolved, which results in these foods causing pleasure, food was potentially scarce, and sugar-packed soda was non-existent.

(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).

That trick might allow an attacker to suddenly generate the appearance of a non-existent plane in a pilot's direct path, potentially causing chaos in the air.