Sentence examples for potentially stopped from inspiring English sources

The Revenue said the decisions had potentially stopped as much as £200m being lost.

In a brief call, CheckRecipient CEO Tim Sadler gave me a few fairly recent examples of security breaches that could have been potentially stopped by employing the startup's wares.

His arrival can potentially stop the endless drain of talent out of the Emirates.

He is asking his friends and his family to potentially stop everything while they pursue his freedom.

My point is that the screams could potentially stop, but it's up to you to determine how long the screams last".

Add that to the list of things easier said than done.Veni, vidi, vacciniChanging behaviour could slow the spread of the virus; a vaccine could potentially stop it.

And yet, there was no mention of the data safety monitoring board, and its role in potentially stopping the study early.

Babcock International has made a £1.14 billion ($1.79 billion) bid for a defense services company, the VT Group, potentially stopping VT's own bid for an infrastructure services firm, Mouchel.

The technology industry is resisting, saying the proposal would slow innovation, hobble its products -- PC's might work more slowly, for instance -- and potentially stop consumers from making legal copies of CD's and other products they own.

"When they caught wind of this, they wasted no time and rushed into action and were able to find the suspect and the house and potentially stop a tragedy from happening," he said.

"Depending on where her clot was and what she has left and how things look on ultrasound going forward, she could potentially stop the blood thinners before it's time to play at a tournament like Wimbledon," he said.