Sentence examples for potentially widens from inspiring English sources

This life course approach potentially widens the window for beneficial interventions in contrast to the current focus, which is on later life [ 17].

This approach potentially widens the therapeutic index by preferentially targeting the ovarian cancer-specific dependence on upregulated or activated CHEK1, and allowing increased cancer cell killing at lower doses of each drug.

Advanced Micro said the Athlon 4 would improve performance by as much as 15percentt compared with previous versions, potentially widening its speed edge over Intel.

It is not clear how Kimco might be involved, but the latest subpoena is a signal of a potentially widened investigation on the part of government officials.

Potentially widening the gap between rich and poor families further is the fact that women nearer the top of the income distribution have increased their hours of paid work relatively more than women nearer the bottom.

"Even if you accept the line of thinking that 'women just don't play these games' (which is obviously untrue!), then surely it would also make sense to accept that making your games less actively unwelcoming to women will potentially widen your audience," says Khandaker.

And I think that disconnect is potentially widening, again, with a –.

Further down the line, the duo expect to add institutional investors to beef up the capital and to potentially widen the fund to $200 million.

Transitmix aims to fix that — starting with bus routing, but potentially widening to encompass multi-modal municipal transport planning down the line.

Royal Bank of Scotland economist Silvio Peruzzo told Forbes that he expected the ECB to potentially widen the types of assets it accepted as collateral for refinancing operations.

The introduction of new routes to finance the business could potentially widen the field to include would-be financial investors who are interested in putting up capital to finance these loans.