Sentence examples for potentially reminds from inspiring English sources

"This potentially reminds of similar events two and half to three years ago when Intel was ramping its 90nm process, from the predecessor 130nm, and did not achieve efficiency previously taken for granted in process transitions," said Whittington.

Most importantly this beautiful collection of backwoods suburban stunts ranging from slightly dangerous to potentially deadly reminds me a lot of the Uncle Goddamn tape that became an underground sensation via tape trading the the past few decades.

BLM also suggested plans to put up more signs to remind potentially forgetful Burners to poop in toilets and not the dirt while they're dancing, and to install "mobile rave zones" closer to the toilets.

It reminds me of a time when the potentially boundless creativity of my mind wasn't hindered by concerns such as how much tax I have to pay and the inevitability of death.

Lawyer reminds her that a clean record could potentially be more important than staying in a rat-infested motel and picking up sparkly new STDs, but Jenelle's not hearing him.

Prestige is all well and good (and if Oscars are in the offing, potentially profitable), but Avatar reminded the industry of what it's always known but infrequently achieved: that there's nothing like the gift of a blockbuster for the holidays.

While the costs could be potentially disastrous (I'm reminded of when I was a teen and my friend once rang up sex lines with reckless obsession from all of his friends' houses during a six month period resulting in massive phone bills) the prudent user will hopefully know when to fold.

In the song, the female protagonist pulls out her best dress to remind her potentially wandering mate of what he is leaving at home.

A sign reminds visitors of the real purpose of a coroner, pleading with potentially overeager shoppers to "Please be considerate of our families here on business".

Your behavior reminds me of a Christian school I interviewed of which I might potentially send my sons.

Because it reminds me that I reacted in a positive way to something that could have potentially brought about an intensely negative downward spiral, mood-wise.