Sentence examples for potentially lands from inspiring English sources

He either gives an opinion on the subject and potentially lands himself in hot water, or he keeps silent on the most pressing policy issue of the day – which seems strange for a central banker".

Someone with £300,000 is eligible for 25% tax-free, but the remaining £225,000 is taxable – potentially landing them with a £121,127 tax bill.

The son of Thunder Gulch is so rambunctious in the mornings that Baffert uses a lip cord to keep him from rearing up and potentially landing awkwardly.

Such a finding against the oil giant could potentially land it with fines of more than $17bn under the US Clean Water Act.

"Friends ask why I'm studying art history, after completing three years of a tough vocational degree that could potentially land me a top job in some City law firm," says Benjamin Levy, 22, a Cambridge law graduate now undertaking a postgraduate diploma at the Courtauld Institute of Art.

It is understood that its closure could potentially land taxpayers with a bill for up to £600 million because within a contract signed in 2009, the Ministry of Defence guaranteed BAE work for the next 15 years and is bound to shoulder the expense of any yard closures.

To the extent that there might be a military dimension to any response it could involve air, sea and even potentially land elements.

But mix in the RIAA, the WTO, and a couple major world governments, and you've got a recipe that ends up hurting consumers and potentially landing a man in jail.

Any of these tasks, although trivial as they may seem, could potentially land you your first flip deal.

Bills swiftly approved by the legislature could potentially land on Gov. Jay Nixon's desk anytime before May.

The brand could be integrated into the more than two dozen state departments, potentially land on license plates and be incorporated into tourism efforts.