Sentence examples for potentially it would from inspiring English sources

He said: "It would suit Sinn Féin as potentially it would allow them to become the major opposition party.

"Potentially, it would be of far more benefit if one of the starters for the national team had the rest and Ryan played".

Doing this kind of shift in a real experiment will be tricky, but it's not limited by the wavelengths of the objects, so potentially it would be much more precise than previous experiments.

"If those officers get transferred and have to potentially move, it would obviously impact the town economically," he told VICE.

"Put simply," adds McDonough, "it would potentially make it impossible to secure international cooperation for additional sanctions, while putting at risk the existing multilateral sanctions regime".

It would be a difficult undertaking, potentially controversial, and it would mean jumping forward 500 years …" That night, I slept very well in my tower room.

The policy's opponents, including a large number of scientists, decried it as cruel, unnecessary and potentially counterproductive as it would draw sharks closer to the beach.

Their respective industry positions are complementary and potentially synergistic, while it would take enormous heavy lifting for either one to reach the other's strong position.

Given the historically unstable nature of the geology of our valley, and that there are lives potentially at stake, it would be the right thing to do.

To potentially improve adherence it would be of value to use a mixture of minerals and vitamins (including iron) that would readily disperse in liquids or semi-solids.

To address these potentially competing hypotheses, it would be useful for the authors to quantify responses in a slightly different ways to resolve these issues.