Sentence examples for rather potentially from inspiring English sources

Despite the near absence of gesture in his late work, however, the viewer senses that the image is not frozen but rather potentially dynamic.

28 This may be because the critical mass after CPVI was too small to maintain AF in patients with less remodelled PAF, or additional linear ablation may rather potentially be proarrhythmic.

One trial that used an audio-taped programme with 12 to 17-year-old adolescents (Boekeloo et al., 2004) reported an increase in alcohol use and binge drinking among BI subjects, although it should be noted that in this age group one would expect increase in uptake of drinking, so this does not necessarily represent an adverse effect, but rather potentially a lack of effect.

Benedict's First Encyclical Pope Benedict XVI issued his eagerly awaited first encyclical, a meditation on love and charity that presented the Catholic Church's potential for good rather than potentially divisive rules for orthodoxy.

Poor digestibility is associated with a high sensitizing potential, as limited digestion in the gastrointestinal tract results in rather large, potentially immunogenic peptides that are then exposed to the gut's immune system [ 10].

Mr. Daschle said in a statement that he would continue to try to resolve the outstanding issues "through negotiations and discussions rather than potentially divisive votes".

Under the proposals anyone convicted of a crime could be punished once rather than potentially facing separate fines – first by a magistrates court and then a benefit office.

It was only after that meeting that Mr. Winters determined that "'management' is not on board but rather a potentially rogue element".

But industry observers are increasingly betting that the company will spin off News International, rather than potentially selling off the unit at a firesale price to attract buyers.

Egypt's leaders are trying to channel unrest into peaceful protests at mosques on Friday rather that potentially violent confrontations in front of foreign missions.

A 40-year Toshiba veteran who made his name in marketing, Mr. Okamura has tried to soften the blows by favoring early retirements over layoffs and creating internal companies rather than potentially harsher spinoffs.