Sentence examples for potentially no one from inspiring English sources
Good content will be seen by more people, poor content will be seen by fewer people (and potentially no one).
But, given the number of Clinton-related messages on Weiner's laptop (the F.B.I. had identified forty-nine thousand as "potentially relevant"), no one felt confident promising the F.B.I. director that they could be examined in time.
While the material that is banned is officially deemed "potentially illegal", no one has ever successfully brought a court case that has disputed the IWF's designation.
"The associations found in the studies are potentially important, but no one has yet shown that if you give B12 it will make a difference down the road," he said.
Both Abrams and Paramount have apparently agreed to the demand, potentially going where no one has gone before with "Star Trek".
Thousands of New York City school children travel on the subways to school daily and are potentially at-risk, but no one is demanding that metal detectors be placed in the subways.
Who knows, maybe they work this out in their favor somehow, as there are a lot of big names potentially switching sides and no one seems to be talking much about Sacramento.
We were at that precious (and potentially dangerous) age where no one wants to be left behind, or feel like they aren't clued in, or risk being perceived as uncool.
Multi-agent chemotherapy regimen have transformed aggressive lymphoma from a fatal disease to a potentially curable one, but no more than half of all patients are cured [ 2].
Whatever team selects him will have a project -- a potentially rewarding one -- on its hands.
