Sentence examples for potentially placed from inspiring English sources

In its first assessment of all 7,661 GP surgeries in England, the Care Quality Commission placed each practice in one of six bandings, with 1,200 put in bands one or two, meaning they potentially placed patients at "elevated risk" or "risk".

Speaking on Friday, a UCL spokesperson said: "While we are still in the process of investigating exactly what happened at last night's meeting, initial reports from those present suggest that some of the actions of protesters were completely unacceptable, and potentially placed people attending the meeting and UCL staff in danger".

This was not merely a violation of the rules but potentially placed his opponent in a life-threatening or altering situation.

The match had ramifications in the league: a win potentially placed Arsenal in a position to move into first spot, if other results went in their favour.

Psychiatrists routinely inquire about guns, too, and the law's requirements potentially place them in a legal predicament.

Mr. Rivera recently decided to join the Dean camp, potentially placing a vast network of political workers at Dr. Dean's command in New York.

Indeed, the abandonment of these rights has wider implications, potentially placing employee shareholders in a more vulnerable position than their colleagues.

But the laws potentially place New York at odds with provisions of the Federal Clean Air Act of 1990, and energy and oil companies say they may sue.

Last month, state investigators found the agency "culpable of potentially placing the children at risk" by not taking action against a teacher who was suspected of mistreating preschoolers.

Any open discussion of any such methodology risks causing damage to national security by reducing their effectiveness and potentially placing lives at risk".

Every offering, every piece of advice, every trade that Citi makes potentially places its own interest at odds with those of its customers.