Hedging verbs: apear to e.g. the new update appears to reduce the risk of ..., suggest e.g. the data suggests a correlation between X & Y, indicate e.g. the survey results indicate a preference for cloud documents, seem e.g. it seems reasonable to conlcude that cybercrimes ..., tend e.g. users tend to experience slower network speeds during peak hours, Modals: might e.g software updates might reduce the risk of ..., may e.g. the new encryption may enhance data security., could e.g. the new measures could reduce the risk of data breaches., can e.g. tnew software update can improve system performance., adjs/advs: possible e.g. it's possible the new algorithm can speed up ..., probably e.g. the software update probably resolved the compatibility issues, likely e.g. it is likely that the server downtime was caused by network congestion, perhaps e.g. perhaps the increase in system errors is due to hardware issues., usually e.g. users usually experience faster internet speeds during off-peak hours, often e.g. cyberattacks often target outdated software, sometimes e.g. data loss sometimes occurs due to human error rather than system failures, seemingly e.g. seemingly, the network outage was caused by a software glitch., apparently e.g. apparently, the software update failed to protect users' data., typically e.g. typically, IT projects face delays due to technical challenges, potential e.g the new update introduces potential solutions to improve system performance., Prepositional phrases: In principle, e.g. In principle, data encryption ensures only authorised people can understand the information, For the most part e.g For the most part, cloud computing offers cost-effective solutions for data storage., In general, e.g. In general, cybersecurity measures are taken to protect against potential threats., to a certain extent e.g. to a certain extent, user error contributes to the cybersecurity breaches, to a certain degree,

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