Sentence examples for potentially he will from inspiring English sources

Potentially, he will earn considerably more at Anfield than he did at Dortmund and unusually; some believe it might even put him off, a sign of Liverpool's desperation and a reflection of the Premier League's transience.

If he returns and bats fifth or potentially sixth, he will push Carlos Delgado down to seventh, where Delgado's troubles won't seem as visible.

In doing so, he will potentially be saving the sight of hundreds of New Yorkers, many of them children.

"If he sets the target too high he will potentially see a reduction in overall housing supply at a time when we are only building half of what we need already".

Thanks to a cut of ticket sales and Galaxy replica kit he will potentially earn £127 million over five years for his playing and marketing services.

Now let's agree that if you can find a man with ten of the above traits (that's really quite a lot) he will potentially make a great date or mate.

Like anyone, most guys have their own preferences in clothes and if you get a man something he doesn't like, he will potentially feel resentful because he might feel forced to either wear something he considers ugly or risk offending you by never wearing your gift.

The narrator is aware that every moment with his mother, however mundane — eating a meal at Whole Foods; playing Scrabble; watching "Life of Pi" — is potentially one that he'll remember once she's gone, and at the same time memories of his childhood (more Scrabble; a trip to Goodwill) keep returning.

He will be potentially out for three to four months".

"He will be potentially considerably more effective, both because you don't have the daily drama that you've had for the last several months and because Andy knows how the system works," said Stan Meiburg, a former acting deputy EPA administrator who spent 39 years at the agency.

Potentially they will play a bit more rugby".