Sentence examples similar to backing and potential from inspiring English sources

Girardi on Hughes' back and potential to pitch in a game 7: "We believe he's going to be OK and he'd be available to us, yes" #NYY — Zach Schonbrun (@zschonbrun) 18 Oct 12 The lineups that were announced Wednesday are the same for Thursday.

Lea says that he has known of renewables proposals with significant community backing and the potential to bring many local benefits that are refused after attracting local objections.

Former Cardiff Blues back Roberts and potential Wales centre partner Jonathan Davies both got the better of English counterparts in European competition at the weekend.

They saw her as the political equivalent of the pre-NBA Kobe Bryant: a rough, unformed talent with tremendous upside given her gender, back story and potential crossover appeal.

He just made a few more errors than a player of that quality normally would". Former Cardiff Blues back Roberts and potential Wales centre partner Jonathan Davies both got the better of English counterparts in European competition at the weekend.

A day earlier, Obama had said he "absolutely" stood by Daschle in the face of problems over back taxes and potential conflicts of interest.

"We cannot afford to sit back and lose potential adoptive parents when there are children who could benefit hugely from the loving home they can provide," Loughton added.

As the game wore on, and Costa Rica's wing-backs became more influential, Australia's wingers dropped slightly deeper to protect their full-backs and prevent potential 2 v 1 scenarios.

There is a fear of the security state coming back and a potential civil war.

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.

To examine the attitudes of patients with rhinosinusitis toward the availability of "back-up" antibiotics, and potential implications for antibiotic use rates.