Sentence examples for would potentially pay from inspiring English sources

"I would potentially pay the same for a plan that's significantly better," he said.

It was a meeting with a prospective client about a contract that would potentially pay the mortgage for three months.

Under both proposals, riders would potentially pay less and drivers could potentially earn more, despite the discounts, by carrying several paying passengers at once.

The stage of these alleged discussions is not clear, nor is the price that Amazon would potentially pay.

"We would like to buy and we'd want to get our house for a lower cost than we would potentially pay without HS2 going ahead," she said.

Over time, this became less effective as the store got more crowded and as game developers got more sophisticated about getting the "right" kinds of users who would stick around and potentially pay for virtual currency.

"That's when people will potentially pay attention," he said.

Many commentators are rightfully concerned that the FCC could adopt rules that will give cable and phone companies the opportunity to discriminate against website providers and/or content, which would potentially put some sites in a paid fast lane and leave other sites in a slow lane.

So a 900-bed hotel (if such monsters exist) would pay just under £25,000 to the licensing authorities a year – a fifth the amount potentially paid by students at that block in Leeds.

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But it would potentially raise the rates these big customers pay, perhaps 35percentt or so, and sharply increase the role of the state government as the major supplier of power in California.