Sentence examples for potentially seeking from inspiring English sources

Olswang also said the pensions regulator and the pensions protection fund were potentially seeking an equity stake in BHS in return for agreeing to a restructuring of the pension scheme called Project Thor, which the law firm described as expensive.

Mr. Zaid said the company was interested in incorporating that technology into factory-built vehicles, as well as potentially seeking access to automakers' telematics systems for the purpose of peer-to-peer car sharing.

The survey reported that the number of employees covered by high-deductible health plans, and the number of companies offering the plans, jumped this year, "as employers seek more affordable coverage options and are potentially seeking to shift increased costs to workers".

"If you stretch that over 10 years that's a 40% increase in those potentially seeking council services.

A council spokesman confirmed it was aware someone was potentially seeking to "challenge the legitimacy" of its decision in relation to the Memorial Ground site.

(The deal between Kayak and Orbitz, charges the competing CEO, was meant to drive up traffic numbers on Kayak as it was potentially seeking an IPO prior to raising $200 million instead last December).

Any such alteration to the current Sudanese state would force Cairo to negotiate its rights to the Nile with a new state -- one that could potentially seek to use the Nile to unlock its agricultural potential.

The Welsh club could potentially seek to secure Jonathan Williams from Palace as part of any deal.

Advocates have noted that those people with freedom of movement could potentially seek sanctuary in one of more than 115 churches who have pledged to provide "protection" under the biblical concept.

Either he must move forward with a risky plan to borrow Japan's way into unavoidable (and quite possibly uncontrollable) inflation, or he must confront the Bank of Japan head on and potentially seek to curtail its independence.

Given the new availability of cash grants outside of the government work force, at least some public employees would leave their jobs to receive the citizens' income and potentially seek private economic opportunities on top of it—hence serving both the purpose of reducing the public payroll and of increasing private economic activity by citizens.