Sentence examples for admitted the potential from inspiring English sources
While the idea is only in its infancy, head of the BBL Anthony Everard admitted the potential upside to such a move, which would likely be a television ratings bonanza, made it worth exploring.
Brouwer rejected formalism per se but admitted the potential usefulness of formulating general logical principles expressing intuitionistically correct constructions, such as modus ponens.
He has also committed to enforcing strict labor standards and admitted the potential for indentured exploitation from the old migrant sponsorship control system which he has abolished.
The letter admits the potential seriousness of the vulnerability Clark disclosed in schools' systems.
It's clear the MCBP is the first to admit the potential pitfalls of the research.
Ocwen admits the potential for a conflict of interest, but says outside directors, who form a majority of the board, effectively police the two companies' transactions.
As several chapters admit, the potential for pen feeding is limited by poor infrastructure, low feed availability and high feed cost, lack of feed storage capacity, and low access to credit, among other factors.
The embattled group admitted that the potential investigation by the UK Listing Authority into the May 2012 sale of its Zhol Zhondeushi railway maintenance business "may result in enforcement action … or an agreed settlement in respect of the issues identified (either of which may include a combination of a public censure, a private warning, the payment of a fine)".
An American diplomatic cable from 2005, made public through WikiLeaks, admitted that the potential loss of a visa is "a source of considerable leverage" and suggested this could be used to press Jamaica's then prime minister to act against corruption.
"And who will do our college counseling?" "It turns out 95percentt of our students applied to the charter school, but since the charter school doesn't have to admit everyone, they only admitted the students with college potential".
Rams' chief executive Sam Rush admitted the club have been exploring potential avenues in order to generate a greater turnover, and claims the club are delighted to reach the agreement with iPro.
