Sentence examples for potentially groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

So what should a company in Google's position -- with potentially groundbreaking technology that has the potential create serious risks -- do when faced with this dilemma?

Deficit-reduction talks in Congress enter a potentially groundbreaking phase.

"This potentially groundbreaking partnership would deepen those ties".

Assad's speech had been widely anticipated inside Syria and hailed in advance as potentially "groundbreaking".

Meanwhile, four Nobel Prize winners have urged that the station support potentially "groundbreaking" research in physics in low gravity.

Castleford have received the full support of the Rugby Football League as they begin potentially groundbreaking legal proceedings over the future of Denny Solomona.

This trend has led to a kind of starchiness in the festivals, try as the organization might to offset the Big and Expected with smaller, potentially more groundbreaking acts in opening slots or on second stages.

The White House has warned that Republicans in Congress could "potentially prevent" a groundbreaking deal to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, scuppering an agreement that has been years in the making and damaging relations with allies across the world.

Currently, there are strong indications that ECMs could potentially play a groundbreaking role in drug discovery since they comprise an invaluable source of multiple molecular targets.

While the timing was a coincidence, Barbara Arnwine, the president of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said that the effect was "historic, groundbreaking, and potentially game-changing".

Britain's four largest off-course bookmaking chains will make voluntary payments to the Levy scheme for the first time under the terms of a groundbreaking, and potentially historic, deal between the racing and betting industries which could see prize money reach a new record total of £120m in 2014.