Sentence examples for a larger potentially from inspiring English sources

It rejected the risks of a larger, potentially devastating war associated with "rolling back" Soviet gains in Eastern Europe.

Staff can be torn between working with a smaller, local partner (which can mean a higher fiduciary risk) or a larger (potentially lower risk) private sector partner.

Resulting kernel ridge regression (KRR) extends the nonparametric approach to RR, where genetic "similarities" in the space of additive effects are replaced by genetic "similarities" in a larger (potentially infinite) feature space, for instance, including two- or three-way interactions.

In contrast to caregivers, few patients were able to articulate how religion plays a part in their coping, although some referred to the feelings of connectedness between individuals, and the overall sense of the role that even illness has in a larger, potentially divine, plan.

Many real estate executives said the deal provides Related with a relatively inexpensive option on the site, a large, potentially hugely lucrative parcel west of Midtown near the Hudson River.

With more than half of its population under 25, he said, India could educate its young and open job opportunities for them, or be left with a large, potentially restive pool of unskilled, unemployable youth.

While a large, potentially dangerous asteroid wouldn't fit into any bag that engineers could conceivably build, the experimental rocket motors NASA wants to use — Hall Effect electric propulsion motors, which are so efficient that they can operate for months without turning off — would be useful in an asteroid-redirection mission of more gargantuan proportions.

We are interested in finding point-to-point correspondences across a large, potentially highly variable population of human face models.

This architecture can help avoid the need for a large, potentially failure-prone conductive rotating joint and limit wiring mass.

A large, potentially negative economic impact on the forest sector is possible, especially in the Mediterranean region although medium long-term growth increases in Central and Northern Europe may occur as well (Hanewinkel et al., 2012).

Eye trauma represents a large, potentially preventable burden on both victims and society as a whole.