Sentence examples for potentially striking from inspiring English sources

But the implications are potentially striking.

By potentially striking out on its own, the trading commission has frustrated JPMorgan's efforts to resolve the regulatory cases at once, the people briefed on the matter said.

Curious about how the potentially striking screenwriters were able to make striking drama out of a writer's life, I bestirred myself from my linens and ventured to the theaters for some chair-slumping and screen-staring of a different sort.

The 480 BC Battle of Salamis largely determined the course of the Persian Wars not because of its inherent damage (however considerable) but because Themistocles's deception and superior strategy left the Athenians capable of disrupting sea-borne supplies at will and potentially striking at the pontoon bridges across the Hellespont, cutting off the Persians' line of retreat.

LONDON — Even as European taxpayers grimace at the escalating cost of bailing out Greece's banking system, the banks' top executives are poised to potentially strike it rich.

"By building new railroads, airports and highways in Tibet, China is now in a position to rapidly move additional forces to the border to potentially strike at India at a time of its choosing".

In June a High Court judge found that from April 2012 Sisu refused to pay the rent it legally owed at the Ricoh, "quite deliberately to distress ACL's financial position" so they could buy a share in the arena on the cheap although it could now potentially strike a ground-share deal with Wasps, with the football club currently holding the right to primacy of fixtures.

The startup is developing an algorithmic trading platform that will allow quants from anywhere to craft their own investment strategies and potentially strike it rich.

They also want to find the nearly 1 million near-Earth objects that could potentially strike our planet.

"I'd love to see more bold, weird stuff that could potentially strike a chord with people, rather than stuff that's been focus-tested to death".

But legal experts have told VICE News that even after the verdict, he can still potentially strike a deal with Mueller's team in exchange for leniency, especially if he does have bombshell insider information about the Trump campaign colluding with Russia in the 2016 election.