Sentence examples for use the potentially from inspiring English sources

That has set off speculation about how the company will use the potentially valuable data.

I think he's right: with the proper couching of the material, it probably would have been O.K. to use the potentially fire-starting labels in these stories.

Exporters from Germany or China, for example, distrusting the dollar and not wishing to use the potentially fragmented euro or the state-controlled renminbi, could invoice customers in gold, thus creating gold-denominated trade paper.

That suggests that decisions about whether and how to use the potentially expensive vaccine will be complex, Bejon says.

Given this, in attempting to understand the universe of sets by working up through it level by level, it is sensible to use the potentially more fine-grained stratification.

Some still use the potentially harmful slippery nonstick surface coating PFOA on the popcorn bags, however -- another reason to "resist" microwave popcorn and make your own.

The researchers said they used the potentially controversial data only after any information that could identify individuals had been scrambled.

"Belladonna!" gasped Ms. Herman, recalling that European women once used the potentially fatal herb to dilate their pupils in the belief they would look more attractive.

For his first collection, he showed beautifully ornate, gorgeously coloured but, for the majority of the female populace, unwearably tight and tiny nylon and lace dresses; for his second, he stuck to the high hemlines but used the potentially even more unflattering leather and crushed velvet.

Richards told PEOPLE that she used the potentially awkward moment to teach an important lesson about safe sex.

Furthermore, the Senate candidate does not have the right to authoritatively determin whether the term is offensive, Yuen said. . "The person who uses the potentially derogatory term is not the one who gets to decide its appropriateness or impact.