Sentence examples for Is potential to make from inspiring English sources

In loop structure, the sharp edge is potential to make dark mode and then by adding a star element with a plasmonic mode at the same frequency, the plasmonic mode is omitted by interaction with dark mode and improved the Fano resonance at this frequency.

If we take each process and analyze what we don't like, there is potential to make it better.

The principal reason for this has been that the provision of centralised systems is not technically, economically or environmentally feasible as De Gisi et al. (2014) notes that the conventional system regards wastewater as 'waste' yet there is potential to make use of the wastewater.

There is potential to make a real impact here.

If we become more efficient in identifying those at risk, improving access to help and close the loop by ensuring our interventions result in warmer homes, there is potential to make an immediate public health impact by reducing EWDs and avoidable cold-related NHS use.

There is potential to make a positive impact on individuals' lives by professionals counselling those who are afraid of worsening their health by exercising more or altering their diet, those who feel lifestyle has no effect on their health and those who want to change but don't know how.

"I know there is the potential to make lots of money in the United States.

"I believe that there is the potential to make something really great, if one finds the right place," he said.

"At that point, I thought: 'Actually I am quite good at this, I have the potential to make something of myself here.' But you can't make a career out of karting – I had to start racing cars". So, at the age of 18, Dumbreck asked his elder brother to pay for him to attend a week-long, £3,000 course at the Jim Russell Racing School so he could get a motor racing licence.

"At that point, I thought: 'Actually I am quite good at this, I have the potential to make something of myself here.' But you can't make a career out of karting – I had to start racing cars".

Perhaps further training and incentives for the mediators would help  but I think the potential to make a big difference is definitely there and needs to be examined so we can see how it could work better.