Sentence examples for potentially to undertake from inspiring English sources

The increased competition within Hispanic-targeted television will force all networks regardless of language, to pay close attention to the changing landscape and potentially to undertake similar strategies.

15 19 Pharmacists, with training in pharmacology and therapeutics, are potentially well placed to undertake prescribing roles.

The reforms they need to undertake are potentially overwhelming: higher fuel efficiency, scrubbers on coal plants, control of port emissions and transportation.

Potentially eligible participants were invited to undertake daytime ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (90207 ABP Monitors; Spacelabs Healthcare, Washington).

The advice provided by the PAU steering committee to partner with the regional groups also provided confidence for the research team to undertake this potentially contentious study.

This is in contrast to current (at time of writing) attendances in the midst of an influenza epidemic, which could potentially be an ideal time to undertake a future study such as this.

So far it's only good news and validation of the idea that cheap CubeSats could potentially be launched by the dozen to undertake minor science missions at a fraction of the cost of something like InSight.

Diplomats say it was China's deft footwork that made the talks possible so soon after the Iraq war, when some worried that the Bush administration would be disinclined to undertake a prolonged and potentially inconclusive dialogue with North Korea.

A broadcast merger that has been the poster boy for the FCC's pro-industry agenda has been ordered to undertake a lengthy and potentially embarrassing process that amounts to, in the words of one commissioner, a "de facto merger death sentence".

Bowel cancer patients need to undertake more physical activity to potentially receive similar benefits, however.

"However, it would not be appropriate to undertake a course of action that could potentially change the employment status of more than 133,000 police officers if fewer than half of those officers have voted for us to do so".