Examples of using A potentially in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He had a potentially life-threatening condition called epiglottitis.
Your initial thought might be that you are looking at a potentially expensive repair that will require an expert to locate and fix.
Look, ma'am, I'm racing to contain a potentially volatile situation,
Andrew L. Shapiro(1999) argues that the“emergence of new, digital technologies signals a potentially radical shift of who is in control of information, experience and resources.”.
You see, this is a potentially a very volatile situation,
They understood collectively that they were heading into a potentially brighter, and certainly more scientific, and more‘civilised' future.
Netflix has warned fans against participating in a potentially dangerous online challenge that's inspired by its recent original horror film Bird Box.
This is a story of how a potentially great man will limit and destroy himself by his need to control all around him.
A potentially more profitable revenue stream will come from selling Rivian's technology to automakers and tech companies.
Your initial thought might be that you are looking at a potentially expensive repair that will require an expert to locate and repair.
In simpler words in this is a potentially life-threatening condition where the fertilized egg settles
We face existential threats from a potentially nuclear Iran which publicly proclaims its determination to wipe us off the map.
I'm not gonna pressure my client into signing a potentially life-changing document in the next five minutes.
The first site I saw was a medical site that explained it as a potentially fatal autoimmune disease, and usually older people get it.
When finally brought aboard, Lamborghini gave his engineers a free hand in the belief the P400 was a potentially valuable marketing tool, if nothing more.
I cannot bear it and let a poorly done translation destroy a potentially good book for me.
at the very least, he's been harboring a potentially dangerous person of interest.
linking it to creativity, we think unsociability may be better characterized as a potentially beneficial form of social withdrawal.
Researchers subsequently learned that when the drug is broken down in the liver, it produces a potentially toxic byproduct.
