Sentence examples for practical and potentially from inspiring English sources

For every one of these, though, there's an object with practical and potentially life-changing applications.

Terrence A. Oved, also a Manhattan lawyer, said, "This has practical and potentially devastating consequences for unsuspecting landowners".

On a more practical and potentially more meaningful level, he also captured more delegates on Saturday than Mr. McCain did.

These results underline a practical and potentially feasible role of exosomes in the treatment of patients with HCC, both as a target and a vehicle for drug design.

This infamous and unflappable killer with a grenade launcher had made something mechanically beautiful, endlessly practical, and potentially very profitable.

A practical and potentially accurate method that hospitals have started to adopt to estimate costs is that of hospital cost accounting systems.

Our study hypothesises that teaching sites within Africa, when well organised, may be more practical, well-functioning and potentially cost-effective for electives for African students.

The results of their investigations, both amusing and potentially practical, may eventually produce a genuine lexicon of American gestures similar to one prepared in detail by François Delsarte, a 19th-century French teacher of pantomime and gymnastics who described the ingenious and complex language of contemporary face and body positions for theatrical purposes.

This new phenomenon of electrochemical promotion is of considerable theoretical and potentially practical importance in heterogeneous catalysis.

"Windows 8 represents a prime opportunity for students to gain practical experience as developers and potentially earn money through app downloads in the Windows Store, before even graduating from college," says Microsoft.

Thus, using plant-rhizosphere bacterium symbiosis to clean up the arsenic by harvesting plants is a promising and potentially practical method for bioremediation.