Sentence examples for potentially sacrifice from inspiring English sources

Soldiers and Marines don't have the luxury of adopting President Obama's calibrated stance since they are being asked to potentially sacrifice everything.

Social connections and willingness to potentially sacrifice a loved one's home are steep but fair incentives to the defendant to not hurt others further by becoming a fugitive.

And I wasn't willing to potentially sacrifice those things just to prove I was right.

Which educators will potentially sacrifice their own careers to guide the students who work hard for a D+?

These new distribution tools don't totally shift the paradigm short filmmakers face: restrict access and potentially sacrifice exposure or give revenue a chance.

Will you be willing to potentially sacrifice your health and their health for modern processed convenience that comes in boxes and bags that could possibly be filled with genetically modified ingredients?

Given a choice between attending the ceremony and potentially sacrificing my performance, performance wins every time.

"It might be interesting in terms of publicity, but it's a short-term gain potentially sacrificing long-term access," Mr. Colvin said.

Now, if you're sitting here in this room and you're saying, well, do I want to take this risk of sacrificing this signaling device of this college degree, and also potentially sacrificing some structured classroom experience, in order to rapidly accelerate, how quickly I got into entrepreneurship, I don't know.

By doing that, you miss out on the benefits of compound growth and you are potentially sacrificing your future retirement fund.

The restriction to patients with terminal illnesses can draw support from the idea that when death is proximal regardless, the amount of well-being potentially sacrificed through euthanasia is limited.