Sentence examples for a potential shadow from inspiring English sources

But he said that Sierra Leone would cast a "potential shadow" on United Nations operations and acknowledged that it would now be harder to persuade Congress to finance peacekeeping operations here.

By 1966 party leaders viewed Thatcher as a potential Shadow Cabinet member.

The potential shadow effects on Central Park are disturbing.

Talks between Corbyn and potential shadow ministers are under way and he said he plans to complete a reshuffle before parliament returns after the party conference season – which would mean announcing new recruits next week.

An automatic segmentation procedure based on adaptive background difference is performed in order to detect potential shadow points so that, for all moving pixels, the approach evaluates the compatibility of photometric properties with shadow characteristics.

This means that New York City does not require the developers to secure discretionary permits and associated environmental analyses of the effects of their buildings — like potential shadows or traffic — as would be mandated if the zoning law were different.

(3) Scenario U, is defined to point out the effects of potential shadowing that might affect the UT-RNi transmissions, upon the UL cooperative connection.

(2003), and incorporate the potential shadowing effect of surrounding mountains and the radiation reflections due to snowpack.

We restricted our sample to these specialties as they were established APP and FFS programs and their specialty is a potential confounding factor for shadow billing behaviour and these specialty groups had a large number of registered physicians in a large Canadian city where the study took place.

"I think events have rather vindicated me," he told the BBC in an interview that also included a more robust defence of Corbyn's credentials as a potential prime minister than most shadow cabinet ministers can muster on air.

Anchored by a sensational Elle Fanning, "Ginger and Rosa," set in London in the early 1960s, weds a coming-of-age story with a larger generational tale about life in the shadow of a potential nuclear holocaust.