Sentence examples for ultimately potentially from inspiring English sources

The study, titled "Migration and Global Environmental Change," warns that trying to block migration will result in increased poverty and ultimately, potentially unmanageable waves of movement.

"And because of that, it will enable the disease to spread more widely there and ultimately potentially spread more to other countries in Africa and become more of a risk to us here, so that the best way to protect ourselves is not to try to seal off these countries but to provide the kind of services that are needed so that the disease is contained there and to identify anyone who may come out".

But, ultimately, potentially I wouldn't be playing rugby".

Ultimately, 158 potentially new alkaloids, including 10 UP and 108 UN, were rapidly characterized from the stem, leaf, and flower of U. sinensis.

Only one article [ 98] warned that brief training – providing practitioners with a little knowledge regarding how to respond to IPV victims – could actually cause false confidence, and ultimately be potentially harmful to victims.

Ultimately, the most potentially treacherous question regarding equity at the collegiate athletic level: How much do they earn?

"We can move from practising one-size-fits-all medicine to do targeted, stratified and ultimately precision and potentially preventive medicine," Mr Freeman said.

Without heart or lungs, the baby Mary could hardly be though of as a separate human being, and her dependence on her sister would ultimately destroy that potentially normal life.

This is unacceptable, untenable and will ultimately lead to potentially dire consequences.

According to the number of registered and pre-registered substances in REACH, 30,000 50,000 industrial chemicals are found in daily-use products [2, 3] and they are potentially ultimately released into the environment.

Meanwhile, our demand for energy - and the life enhancing technologies it powers - has led to the plundering of the earth's hydrocarbons oil, gas and coal, ultimately leading to potentially catastrophic climate change.