Sentence examples for potentially started from inspiring English sources

That's worrisome, because if there was enough heat leaking out to melt the case, it could have potentially started a fire.

A great lesson can be learned from those gatherings as each candle that is lit amongst all those who stand potentially started from just one flame sharing itself in its entirety and igniting an equal if not greater flame, yet losing nothing of its essence by doing so.

Preventative measures may then be potentially started earlier, reducing hospital admissions and pressure on urgent care services.

For this reason, only linked records for children in the study population who started school, or potentially started school, in 2012 will be requested.

The current U.S. American population is particularly interesting for studying bio-geographic ancestry, as it represents an amalgam of individuals who originate from at least four major continental regions that (at least potentially) started to admix at different time scales from the first European colonization of North America onwards.

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.

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.

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.