Sentence examples for potentially later from inspiring English sources

The presence of the Rockies in the World Series and a potentially later finish than usual to the October event could portend problems for baseball.

Our results have public health implications for infant health, and potentially later adult health.

Consequently, an event represents the appearance of asymptomatic malaria instead of the time of microscopy detection (symptomatic malaria), which could be potentially later due to travel time to the hospital and/or disregarding of the symptoms by the patient.

The United States and China had been looking to reach a tentative agreement by the end of Mr. Liu's visit, with a signing ceremony between Mr. Trump and President Xi Jinping of China potentially later this month.

Yes, we have to invest more in the early years, but we potentially save later, not to mention the liabilities of climate change that we potentially avoid.

If an organization wants to hire you, it may adopt a short-term mindset and pay you less now in exchange for potentially more later on.

The global temperature is unlikely to peak until at least the second half of this century and potentially much later, depending on how quickly we cut our CO2 emissions.

Most of the surveillance, he added, exists simply "to send a message" to journalists and activists "to think twice about what you're doing," knowing that everything they say and do will be captured and potentially analyzed later.

In a small number of cases, officials have concluded that the threats were serious enough to have the person committed to a mental institution -- potentially disrupting later problems -- or to pursue lesser charges.

Although for many years a large number of health experts deemed that diet potentially dangerous, later studies showed it to be effective and nondetrimental to health; further research was planned.

Taken together, the findings of this study pave the way to further research to investigate these effects in clinical and at-risk populations with the general purpose of disentangling the underlying mechanisms of lexical acquisition, and potentially predicting later language (dis)abilities.