Sentence examples for potentially would have from inspiring English sources

The vote came only hours before the Treasury deadline that potentially would have seen the US run out of cash and no longer able to pay its bills.

Iverson would have caused upheaval throughout the rotation and potentially would have turned Curry, Danilo Gallinari and Wilson Chandler into bystanders.

While analysts say online gambling operators potentially would have the most to gain if the German monopolies were dismantled, there could be implications for other businesses, as well.

The researchers also found that even at low concentrations the nanoparticles inhibited the growth of soil bacteria, which potentially would have a negative environmental effect.

Moreover, Mr. Pandit envisions quarterly disclosures of the modeling, which potentially would have hoisted those flags early enough to ward off investors or allow MF Global to save itself.

It could be argued that these animals might not have had, or were not going to progress to, established chronic osteomyelitis, and potentially would have cleared the microorganisms immunologically, and that the PCR test was detecting nucleic acid from the original bacterial population in the inoculum, and not focal disease resulting from pathogenic proliferation in vivo.

Anastasia potentially would have passed on the disease if she had lived to have children.

By phone, Katz described AAA as an historical survey, complete with all the big names you'd expect in an AIDS exhibit (like Keith Haring and Robert Mapplethorpe), but also featuring "younger artists informed by the crisis, as well as artists who potentially would have achieved a great deal of fame had they not died early in their careers".