Sentence examples for was always potentially from inspiring English sources

Going to work – for Gladys and Samuel – was always potentially dangerous.

These were innate, rather than acquired, and as such was always potentially recoverable.

At the same time they are always, potentially, present.

These values were always potentially incompatible with the elitism and absolutism of courtly circles.

"Normally in pictures, we try to distinguish between figure and ground, but they are always potentially reversible," says Mr. Tansey.

Since cops are technically on duty 24 hours a day (if they live in the city), danger and risk are always potentially present.

The island, ringed by limestone pinnacles and deep water, is always potentially hazardous for sailors, but particularly during the November-March monsoon season.

People in flash videos are sometimes thought of almost as avatars or digital creations, rather than actual human beings, whose feelings and health are always potentially in jeopardy.

Inflammations of the uveal tract are always potentially serious because of the secondary effects they may have on other intraocular structures.

Collecting data in the context of war, where coercion and offensive tactics are always potentially present, "can no longer be considered a legitimate professional exercise of anthropology," the report says.

However, translations are always potentially problematic and should be interpreted with appropriate care (King 1993).