Sentence examples for potentially mean from inspiring English sources

Missing these markings can potentially mean altering the entire meaning of a given word.

"It could potentially mean higher prices for beer drinkers," Swofford says.

These differences could potentially mean foot pressure distribution variation in men and women.

As a result, Bennett says behaviour management is important because it can potentially mean life or death for some pupils.

That could potentially mean that generic Lipitor will become available in Canada earlier than in the United States.

Two one-way tickets means two originations, which could potentially mean two sets of additional charges.

I'd like an economy where growth is genuine, which potentially means overhauling the whole banking system.

It potentially meant that the administration would be required to transfer a detainee charged with trying to kill American servicemen.

"It potentially means a new era in tribal gaming, a new and different kind of relationship," he said.

A year ago, Bicester was designated a "garden town": it potentially means £100m of central government funds towards new infrastructure.

This potentially means a flurry of city trademarks, city-blessed products and corporate names engraved on New York infrastructure.