Sentence examples for potentially senior from inspiring English sources

Det Supt Goundry said police were looking for other potential victims, abusers and "potentially senior management turning a blind eye".

But informed Palestinian sources insisted Massoud was being questioned amid mounting speculation that potentially senior Palestinian defectors may have assisted in the plot.

Labour's plans to target the fast stream specifically are unsurprising given that the scheme is designed to prepare new starters for middle-management positions, and potentially senior civil service roles, at an accelerated pace.

"Litigation surrounding the company's board, with a potential messy exit by CEO Philippe Dauman and potentially other senior executives, is likely to cause further turmoil," Cowen & Co. analyst Doug Creutz concluded in a research report.

President Barack Obama was also more precise with his words, saying the Medicare proposal "would voucherize the program and you potentially have senior citizens paying $6,000 more.

Because we could not contact potential participants directly due to confidentiality, a volunteer at each of the two agencies would notify potentially eligible seniors about the study and would forward the list of any seniors who were willing to be approached.

Scott Sinclair, on loan at West Bromwich Abion, is likely to leave while Richard Wright, the third-choice goalkeeper, is out of contract at the end of the season and that leaves James Milner and Joe Hart as potentially the only senior Englishmen in Pellegrini's squad.

That helps hold down gross income, potentially sparing a senior from the hefty extra Medicare premiums charged to higher-income folks.

The main results from tests show that: interpreting weak signs is potentially important for senior managers, consultants, and researchers; interpretation can be achieved gradually by bringing the weak signs together using a tracking form based upon the concept of actor/theme/weak signs/enrichment /links; interpreting weak signs is a complex process of establishing links between the weak signs.

Jared Kushner is also serving on the executive committee of the presidential transition, and could potentially take a senior job in the White House.

They noted that among that 47 percent were potentially Romney-supporting "seniors, who might well 'believe they are entitled to health care,' " as the Weekly Standard editor William Kristol wrote, and "lower-income Americans (including men and women serving in the military) who think conservative policies are better for the country".