Sentence examples for avenue of potential from inspiring English sources

By putting the primacy of monopoly power first, the aged patriarch closed off a key avenue of potential progress for China and, once he had re-launched his drive for the market in 1992, gambled all on material progress being sufficient to give the Communist party popular legitimacy.

The finding presents "a whole avenue of potential therapies that didn't exist before," says Terry Partridge, a cell biologist at the Medical Research Council Clinical Research Centre at Imperial College School of Medicine in London.

Another avenue of potential resolution could have been verification of an abnormal finding by using a derivatized method, particularly to mitigate the frequent flagging of malonylcarnitine due to either isobaric interference in the underivatized method or the choice of internal standard.

But for "an officer who wishes to manipulate crime reporting," the report said there were "few other procedures in place that control the various avenues of potential manipulation".

But suppose that we adopt neither of these avenues of potential criticism of the proof.

"Therefore, the club will actively seek other avenues of potential investment".

Hyperbole aside, strict naturalism functions (at least within origins research) to close off legitimate lines of inquiry and avenues of potential explanation.

The recognition of reverse migration as a potential anti-inflammatory approach has opened up new avenues of potential drug treatments for currently untreatable inflammatory diseases (Lucas et al., 2014).

But by breaking new ground, the sale enhanced PIASA's profile and opened up an avenue of vast potential.

Another thread of lucky themes entails the unintended encounter with market opportunity; and avenue of sales potential that was not originally visualized but just pops up on the radar when the time is right.

This molecular understanding allowed us to tune stem cell differentiation to various levels by chemical modifications, demonstrating human control of biological activities of nanoparticles and opening an avenue for potential applications of nanomaterials in regenerative medicine.