Sentence examples for who will potentially from inspiring English sources

Today we went to extremes to protect the players who will potentially play this week".

"I'm considered by President Putin as a threat, economically, because of the possible seizure of Russian assets abroad, and politically, as someone who will potentially help democratic candidates in the coming 2016 elections," he said.

Hodgson is not just planning for next year's tournament but also trying to bring through a group of young players who will potentially be there in Russia, with Ross Barkley, Luke Shaw, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Daniel Sturridge uppermost in his thoughts.

Clearly, at just over half a million, this is a significant number of people who will potentially be denied access to justice if the government goes ahead with its planned cuts in housing, employment, family and other areas of civil legal aid.

When you think of the planning for our food future, this is probably not what comes to mind: NASA and Lockheed Martin are already at work trying to figure out how to feed the astronauts who will potentially man the two and a half year mission to Mars in the 2030s.

Lowry, a British-based senior research fellow with the Institute for Resource and Security Studies in the US, said: "I do not believe the balance of judgment should be in favour of a foreign company, EDF Energy, who will potentially make huge multibillion-pound financial gain from the continued non-disclosure, and hence non scrutiny, over myself as a British tax and electricity bill payer".

It made me respect the system -- that she could go out there and get on a plane and take a man who'll potentially be president of the United States, and ask him questions and joke with him and say she might not vote for him and eat potato chips with him.

For instance, bioimpedance and pulse wave procedures and measurements will be performed by research associates who will be potentially aware of the allocation of participants.

We have created a collaborative milieu and actively seek the perspective of those who will use or potentially benefit from the products of our work.

Knowing who will develop TB and potentially spread it could help target interventions, Bloom says; it could also make research on new therapeutics easier and cheaper.

The public is split between supporters for a president seen as safe hands or one who will drive drastic, and potentially divisive, change".