Sentence examples for whoever potentially from inspiring English sources

"In a highly mobilised society, whoever potentially could be tempted to protest has done so already; economic hardships are unlikely to draw many more to the streets".

Just offer your contact information to whoever seems to be potentially a good friend, and eventually somebody will get in touch.

(It also means that if the Niantic servers are hacked, whoever hacked the servers would potentially have access to your entire Google account. And you can bet the game's extreme popularity has made it a target for hackers. Given the number of children playing the game, that's a scary thought).".

The whole point behind the truck is to offer this potentially lifesaving operation to whoever needs it.

That's a potentially valuable commodity for whoever controls the name.

However, the Competition Commission said it would allow Global to do deals to potentially license its radio brands to whoever buys the stations it must sell off.

"Dozens of other celebrities had fallen prey to the same scam, carried out by the same person, and whoever was behind the Blonde Staci account was potentially still doing this to others.

Though the Outlook hack seems to have been fixed and so only lasted for a day, it was potentially more damaging since it meant that whoever was carrying it out could read emails, rather than taking the service offline.

"When they do, other individuals often run out off the platform, which potentially leaves [the platform] available for whoever called to jump in to get some food".

Whoever the winner is in this acrimonious brawl for the Australian leadership, a more serious – potentially disastrous – disconnect between Labor and its electorate seems hard to imagine.

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