Sentence examples for potentially start from inspiring English sources

In cities that own PUCs, the interviewees observe a large potential to install decentralised CHP units: 'Municipalities could potentially start projects in which public grids connect to decentralised CHP units and their end users.' However, ownership of district heating grids by PUCs is not found in all cities in the Ruhr Valley.

Lengthening when MLS plays league matches means that league would potentially start playing in February.

He added that JetBlue could potentially start flights to Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.

If he did, it would mean the two aces could potentially start five times in a seven-game series: Games 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7.

But do the Yankees really need another starting pitcher when they already have six guys who could potentially start right now?

Manager Terry Collins said that if everything progresses as expected, Santana could potentially start a major league game before the end of the season.

But now the insulin resistance might prompt your pancreas to produce even more insulin, potentially starting a vicious cycle.

As the proportion of expensive debt increases, the government's interest bill rises, potentially starting a debt snowball.

Yet they need to reconcile some of those differences if they are going to successfully meet joint goals, like buying a home and potentially starting a family.

Research by psychoanalyst Erik Erikson has found that young adults tend to focus foremost on establishing an income and home, seeking out a life partner and potentially starting a family.

"Traders are getting out since they want to be out before Starboard potentially starts to sell its 5 percent stake in the company," said David Joyce, an analyst at Miller Tabak & Company.