Sentence examples for which potentially will from inspiring English sources

The Guardian: Jürgen Todenhöfer, German politician and author who spent some time with Isis A bombing strategy employed by France - which, potentially, will now be joined by Britain - will above all hit Syria's population.

There was still more significant news when Ofgem announced it was minded to set the Competition and Markets Authority to work on a thorough-going probe of the whole energy sector, a review which, potentially, will have the power to order the break-up of the big six firms, who between them command a 97% market share.

This refocusing has already started to generate a new conceptual framework, which potentially will lead to improved functional specificity for behavior therapy.

Taking the surface temperature of the particles during the coupling into account has resulted in a more precise melting degree calculation, which potentially will become more significant for materials with lower thermal conductivity.

"These metal clusters can be candidates for building blocks for memory storage at the molecular level," he says, "which potentially will allow the knowledge industry to store huge amounts of information in a very small space, at the nanoscale".

As IMS Research Director John Devlin points out, "The LiMo Foundation intends to develop an actual mobile Linux platform which potentially will conform to the standards established by the LiPS Forum.

For America, China is a potentially valuable trade partner and a potentially dangerous adversary, and nobody really knows which potential will be realized.

Some of these patients will have MBP, which potentially influence their physical health, including poor diet; erratic compliance with medication and behaviour that can affect physical health, creating the need for close care and structure in health services.

The notion of 'universal access' reflects the concept of an Information Society in which potentially anyone (i.e. any user) will interact with computing machines, at anytime and anyplace (i.e. in any context of use) and for virtually anything (i.e. for any task).

In the future, hospitals will be required to publish their standard charges, which will potentially give Hamilton new data sets to work with.

As we watched the "Super Committee" we see that there is not a single man or woman on that committee who will make a law (vote) in a way which will potentially 'punish' themselves (either electorally or monetarily).