Sentence examples for potentially led from inspiring English sources

"A catalogue of errors potentially led to her death," Dr Gill said.

The procedures, he said, "potentially led to the public water system not taking additional actions needed to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water".

"Ethiopia has been hit by a double blow, both from a change to the rainy seasons that have been linked to long-term climate change and now from El Niño, which has potentially led the country to one of the worst droughts in decades," said Gillian Mellsop, Unicef representative to Ethiopia.

"Ethiopia has been hit by a double blow, both from a change to the rainy seasons that have been linked to long-term climate change and now from El Niño, which has potentially led the country to one of the worst droughts in decades," she said.

However, at a press conference on Tuesday, one ofthe Crutcher family's lawyers, Benjamin Crump, said that stills from the video showing the man's blood on the driver's-side window prove that it was up – so Crutcher could not have reached inside and potentially led police to think he was going for a weapon.

In 2009, the commission said its broad investigation of the industry found numerous practices, including pay-for-delay deals, that "potentially led to distortions of competition and delays to entry of new, innovative as well as cheaper generic medicines into the E.U. market".

It could potentially lead to a job.

Scabies, when left untreated, can potentially lead to kidney disease.

"A decline in testosterone throughout a population could potentially lead to adverse reproductive health outcomes".

Depending on the outcome it could potentially lead to no action or to an independent tribunal.

The blood clots could potentially lead to a lung embolism, the agency said.