Sentence examples for potentially purposeful from inspiring English sources

Joe Brancato staged "A Penny for the Guy" as if it were an incisive, purposefully mysterious and potentially purposeful play.

UC Berkeley's SERENDIP program still captures radio waves from wherever the Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico points, breaks the data into segments, and asks its SETI@home volunteers to use spare time on their computers to process the signals to look for unnatural and potentially purposeful patterns.

Each hour spent at work – however meaningful – is an hour that can't be spent on some other potentially fun or purposeful activity.

Putting sensors elsewhere, into objects we come into contact with at certain times or in certain situations, contextualizes them — allowing use-cases to be more targeted and, as a result, more purposeful — and potentially more powerful.

Citizen participation could potentially provide a random or purposeful sample of the population to represent the general population.

There are other potential side effects, but a purposeful act that causes the failure of crops for potentially hundreds of millions or billions of people could also lead to international conflict.

In general, however, diet therapy, or the purposeful interdiction of a potentially injurious nutrient, often attenuates or even prevents brain injury and permits normal neurological development.

In coming decades, many other potentially harmful species that have arrived through purposeful or accidental introduction are positioned to use the Erie Canal and cause problems for New York's lakes and rivers.

During the course of evolution, not only the purposeful hunting of animals but potentially also of humans may mediate powerful social and psychological rewards and hence interact with the vulnerability of psychological disorders [ 17].

Such purposeful actions are unprofessional, unethical, and potentially fraudulent.

One form of driving self-regulation is situational avoidance, the purposeful avoidance of situations perceived as challenging or potentially hazardous.