Sentence examples for potentially telling from inspiring English sources

A potentially telling request about the deliberations came after lunch.

But as Republican governors in a range of states start to act aggressively on the issue, they are setting up limited but politically ambitious and potentially telling experiments in what might be possible nationwide.

For the next two days we toured villages every morning, taking blood where we could, jotting down every potentially telling detail and piece of data we could muster.

YAMBUKU, 1976 -- For the next two days we toured villages every morning, taking blood where we could, jotting down every potentially telling detail and piece of data we could muster.

WASHINGTON -- In its profile of newly minted, presumptive vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan Monday morning, The New York Times reported a new and potentially telling anecdote from the height of last summer's debate over raising the debt ceiling.

One bit of information that is potentially telling as we explore this question is that, at least in some sports, early success doesn't guarantee success later in children's athletic lives.

"Now you have a telephone that will potentially tell people where you are, too — when you're in the bathroom, and how long you're there.

It could potentially tell a retailer that a type of shoe is more popular in Manhattan than Los Angeles, so it would know where to stock the shoe.

By looking for this signal, you could potentially tell if someone is hiding knowledge about something they are already familiar with, like a murder weapon.

Rosenthal also pointed out that these quizzes can be useful for advertisers since they can "potentially tell the brand about the habits of the people taking them".

Now that they had their marker, they could potentially tell whether some areas of the brain were affected by disorders like Parkinson's: A lack of synaptic firing would cause those areas to come up dark on the PET scan.