Sentence examples for another potential goldmine from inspiring English sources

Council tax is another potential goldmine.

Mobile phones, some of which are now equipped with satellite-positioning technology (see article), could be used to alert people to the charms of stores or restaurants they are walking or driving past.Tying ads to online searches from mobile phones is another potential goldmine.

Green assembly member Brian Wilson sounded a note of caution about the area as a potential goldmine.

This offshoot developed a heart drug, Manoplax, which was trumpeted as a potential goldmine.

The latest Mossack Fonseca leak is much larger – a potential goldmine for HMRC inspectors that covers 214,448 companies.

The collection of data is a potential goldmine for advertisers, keen to better understand and target consumers.

It was loth to do this because the bonds were a potential goldmine when the junk-bond market recovered.

For many years, American media executives have extolled the potential of China, wooing executives and promoting the potential goldmine of reaching its one billion-plus population.

China and India have potential for growth, but logistics mean it's difficult to see the NBA establishing any roots there, leaving Europe as the potential goldmine.

After all, cynics might say, SIIC is sitting on a potential goldmine that readily lends itself to just such a development.

Mr. Engels, a genial Kentucky cartographer and clipping celeb who hosts a series of YouTube videos on the subject, is a potential goldmine.