Sentence examples for which will potentially from inspiring English sources

The regrowth of woody vegetation in cleared landscapes (i.e. revegetation) has the potential to dramatically alter the spatial characteristics of vegetation and fuels, which will potentially alter fire characteristics.

And this is combined with the Brexit headwinds, which will potentially cut off EU funding for UK NGOs.

That is a gargantuan chunk of cash which will potentially mean pharmaceutical services, the ones which use my clinical expertise and benefit patients, may be cut.

"Their measures on welfare, such as the housing benefit cap which will potentially make 40,000 people homeless and hammer the most vulnerable people in society".

A spokesman for Revenue and Customs said: "These frauds are subject to a series of different investigations which will potentially lead to prosecutions.

The judgment added that when it came to a decision "which will potentially deprive the patient of life-saving treatment, there should be a presumption in favour of patient involvement" and convincing reasons would be needed not to involve them.

The growth rate will decline, which will have potentially a very significant impact on long-term performance of those economies.

"There will now be a new constitutional settlement for the UK, which will have potentially significant impact on Northern Ireland.

This study provides a wealth of information on gene expression patterns in this important tissue, which will prove potentially valuable in future studies of epicardial function in cardiac homeostasis and infarction models.

It will also allow for better comparisons between results reported in different studies and standardize references to them (as opposed to comparisons on the basis of brain anatomy such as gyri and sulci which are very variable with relation to function [67]), which will also potentially lead to better theoretical comprehension of their common characteristics across studies.

This was a single centre study of a complex intervention, 50 which will be potentially influenced by local cultural and systemic factors.