Sentence examples for potentially gain from inspiring English sources

But with so much to potentially gain from the administration's W.T.O.

Third-party apps can potentially gain access to data, too, it said.

Nuzzi had claimed many in the campaign had thin resumes and had joined to cozy up to Abedin and potentially gain access to Clinton.

But the band's four nominations put them alongside dance duo Disclosure as acts who could potentially gain a massive lift in exposure from the night.

That attack took the service down entirely for some — but for others it just caused issues that allowed intelligence agencies to potentially gain access to emails.

Ms. Van Deusen, who enlisted Mr. Foster's help, said that some of Mr. Livingston's other descendants retained letters and manuscripts that could potentially gain some value if he was established as the author of the famous verse.

And that switch could potentially gain the university -- whose athletic department lost more than $1 million each of the last two years -- millions of dollars more in television revenue.

A DNS hijack can potentially gain access to emails sent during the period the site is taken over, by redirecting the email in the same way as the website.

The successful apprehension of Sunday's perpetrator will allow British forces to potentially gain intelligence over whether this particular attack involved a Taliban trained sleeper agent, or whether it was a lone wolf attack by someone with a grudge.

Early votes for the March 12 primary were cast this week, and while Cunningham was never considered a front-runner, it became clear that he had enough support in the smaller cities and towns in the state to potentially gain 6 to 10percentt of the vote.

This observation, along with the mutually exclusive and monoallelic nature of the K27 and G34 mutations, led to subsequent investigations into the clinical and biologic consequences of these potentially gain-of-function mutations.