Sentence examples for would potentially take from inspiring English sources

I've retrospectively amended the third-last paragraph to remove a reference to how long it would potentially take for the tolls to repay the project cost, as I miscounted the number of zeros and got the calculation completely wrong.

"What is next?" State officials argue that the overwhelming majority of people who would potentially take part in the exchange — estimated to be just under a tenth of the population — would be receiving federal subsidies and already are subject to limitations under the Hyde Amendment.

The scenario here was that a child on the island attending the camp needed an asthma inhaler delivered quickly, and since the island is unreachable by car, and any human-driven air or water delivery would potentially take too long.

The company had originally been founded with the idea that would potentially take the idea of logistics tracking even further: using HD cameras to monitor the whole warehouse process in real-time, with all partners having access to the video feeds to monitor progress.

"If I were running Congress, I would potentially take you up on that offer or suggestion," he said.

Dozens of new facilities for destroying the weapons would have to be built from scratch or brought into the country from the U.S., and completing the job would potentially take a decade or more".

The projects in Puerto Rico that would potentially have their funding taken away include the construction of a school for military children on what was once Ramey Air Force Base and improvements to Camp Santiago, a training facility operated by the Puerto Rico National Guard.

"Normally," he added, "the law would potentially require them to be taken into some sort of protective custody".

Strauss will have been aware of this and it would have potentially taken him back to a place he would not have wanted to revisit.

Currie's bill would potentially make it a felony for undocumented immigrants to do simple things like take a shower or use tap water.

"That would have potentially taken a bit of pressure off us if he had got man of the match because people want to leave that debate open.