Sentence examples for potentially resolve from inspiring English sources

To understand these problems and potentially resolve them, it helps to grasp that the two architects are coming from very different places.

He suggested that ground troops could potentially resolve the situation but that there was clearly no public appetite for such military adventurism.

The amendments passed this week potentially resolve the argument of whether the government can provide money for a big policy area without first legislating on it, as financing the centre in Nauru is clearly spelt out in the changes.

At the hearing, Jeffrey Finigan, an assistant United States attorney, said more time might be needed for the defense to "explore to what extent they can potentially resolve the case short of a trial".

Many believe that Land Readjustment (LR) can potentially resolve the stagnation of development that accrues from scattered ownership and improve the financing of public infrastructure.

The use of l-DOPA, a small molecule drug shown to up-regulate VEGF in the Parkinsonian brain, can potentially resolve these issues by substituting for VEGF.

The dispute over Marange is certain to be raised, and potentially resolved, when Kimberley Process members meet in June.

The accord potentially resolves a major sticking point with the carrier's most expensive employee group and a group critical to American's continued operation.

At a press conference in Vienna, Kerry said, "We have made real and substantial progress on some of the most vexing challenges, and we now see the path toward potentially resolving some issues that have been intractable".

The agreement came the day after Sudan's negotiating team reached a deal with South Sudan over oil transit fees, potentially resolving a dispute that has threatened a return to all-out war.

And Charles Auer, a career scientist and senior official at the agency under George W. Bush, has praised the bill for potentially resolving the risk management issues that hobble the existing law.