Sentence examples for potentially to allow from inspiring English sources
There were suggestions that the sums were so large compared to its stockmarket value on Friday of just £6.5bn because of the need potentially to allow the bank to continue as an independent entity for longer than first thought.
"We're looking into ways of making it easier to get great talent into Dribbble while still supporting an invitation system that helps us scale gracefully and potentially to allow non-designers to follow Dribbble players with non-uploading accounts".
Curiously, the kinetics involved during abscission are considerably slower than what has been observed in retroviral budding, potentially to allow for checkpoints that ensure the fidelity of cytokinesis.
In mammals immune stimulation results in major transcriptional changes in muscle, potentially to allow a reallocation of amino acids for use in the immune response and energy homeostasis.
We have elucidated another mechanism by which BRAF activates MEK ERK signaling, not only to drive tumorigenesis and tumor progression, but also potentially to allow development of de novo or acquired resistance to RAF-targeted therapies.
That could potentially be expanded to allow peer-to-peer selling.
https://twitter.com/MarkKavenagh/status/455193079893331968 It has been disclosed that early discussions are occurring to potentially allow Australia to resettle refugees in Cambodia.
The CEO filed documents asking Facebook's board of directors to potentially allow him to work in government while retaining control of Facebook.
Oliver's Sunday segment explained the ongoing issue of changing net neutrality rules to potentially allow content companies to pay Internet service providers in exchange for faster service to the companies' customers.
Additionally, the number of girls and boys making up the group should be considered, to potentially allow similarities and differences to be compared according to gender.
Thomson has warned against marginalising Freeview and criticised Ofcom plans to potentially allow mobile companies to muscle in on its airwaves as "switch-off by stealth".
