Sentence examples for back the potential of from inspiring English sources

It's really holding back the potential of humanity.

Resource economics can identify the costs, who benefits and who therefore should pay to bring back the potential of our polluted waters.

To some in the environmental movement – the "deep greens" – it seems pointless to expect politicians to do anything meaningful about climate change: they are obsessed with growth for its own sake, bend the knee to fossil fuel companies when they demand tax breaks and subsidies, and are reluctant to back the potential of renewables.

At the same time, changes in the age structure will cut back the potential of families and other informal caregivers for adequate nursing care.

Wiles et al. (2012) and Wild, Wiles and Allen (2013) bring back the potential for applying the concept of resilience to older people with chronic joint pain, acknowledging as they do that it can incorporate and balance vulnerability alongside strength across a wide range of contexts.

We are back into the potential of messiah metaphors.

With men of Geithner's ilk having their back and the potential of huge financial rewards, many rational men of weak character assessed the risks and rewards of fraud and chose to enrich themselves, since the chances of being held accountable were slim.

The research agenda could consider how external environmental accounting and environmental management accounting could piggy-back on the potential of Industry 4.0 for providing new, more accurate, better quality, real time physical and monetary data about businesses.

Shawky heaps enormous attention on these disputes with extensive exposure of the corruption that undermines the political and personal agendas and ambitions of the protagonists, setting back the potential development of true faith for Christian and Muslim a thousand years.

However, factors such as high cost, difficulty of integrating with Si substrate, and complicated fabrication process have drawn back the potential application of planar-type ZnO photodetectors.

Mr Carney said "Brexit-related constraints" on investment and workers appeared to be holding back the potential growth of the economy.