Sentence examples for potentially lay from inspiring English sources

McGregor's surge to dominance could see him potentially lay claim to both the featherweight and lightweight UFC titles.

The complex leases are often leveraged, so dozens of investors could potentially lay claim to a fraction of the plane, even though one company is listed as the owner.

Publishers will be forced to change strategies, and potentially lay off video staffers and those who produce quick-hit, low-quality content.

While these collection updates at the moment do not seem to be tied to any commercial projects, they potentially lay the groundwork for much more visual interactions that Google can have with users, and that in turn can bring along a whole new category of display advertising along with it.

A chart included in the order showed that drivers can potentially lay claim to $700 million in mileage reimbursement, $122 million in tips, $2.4 million in overtime and $30 million in phone reimbursements.

At the time, I was immersed in the "quick fix" world of modern medicine; so when my then-wife suggested we get our son evaluated by a psychiatrist friend, to find out what was "wrong," I was familiar with the logic and acquiesced, even though I was troubled by the slippery slope that potentially lay ahead.

This most proximal set of potential confounders was added last because some potentially lie in the causal pathway between maternal characteristics and spontaneous/iatrogenic preterm birth.

This season the Madrid clubs, Munich, Bayer Leverkusen and Paris St-Germain or Barcelona potentially lie in wait.

And Brazil face a deceptively tricky draw, with Spain, the Netherlands or Chile potentially lying in wait in the last 16.

"We also want to discover the truth that potentially lies undiscovered in the files of past decades," Bishop Ackermann said.

"The creativity of a designer takes an invention that might potentially lie on a laboratory bench, add the design thinking, and that helps commercialise that idea," he said.