Sentence examples for through potentially from inspiring English sources

Tourists have just one hour to watch the gorillas and must stay seven meters away from the animals, but counting tourists, porters, trackers, and guards, more than 60,000 people visit the park for the gorillas every year, in addition to locals passing through, potentially exposing both species to health hazards from the other.

Jobs, higher education and even limited recreation would involve a commute to cities like Jerusalem, through potentially hostile territory.

Cheney is due in Georgia today on a swing through potentially vulnerable former Soviet republics close by Russia's underbelly.

The arsenal must first be transported through potentially hostile territory inside Syria to a port for shipment overseas.

Creative shots garner more attention, so it's worth ensuring images stand out to those scrolling through potentially hundreds of shots on their Instagram feed.

But he said that style was not enough for a chief executive facing the task of leading a city through potentially perilous times.

While you can deliver words "almost in-person" and can get most of tone, body language doesn't come through completely, potentially leading to an "almost emotional" connection.

In this approach, the auditors must explicitly indicate the terms of interest (or "search query"), so as to steer the navigation through potentially-relevant documents.

This can interfere with your follow-through and potentially injure another player.

Chondroitin fragments, which are relatively large, do not travel through air as they do through water, potentially limiting their usefulness to terrestrial animals.

It'll then flag its drivers — through voice, or potentially through other means — when they need to react to something.