Sentence examples for be a potential partner from inspiring English sources

China may be a potential partner in the development of the new mega-port at Lamu.

Kirshenbaum explains: "Our sense of smell tells us a lot about other people and whether they may be a potential partner and even a genetic match.

Lareau had raised his level after the first set while Nestor, a lanky left-hander, was playing so well, better than the Woodies had ever seen him, it occurred to Woodbridge that Nestor might be a potential partner if his oral agreement doesn't work out with the Swede Jonas Bjorkman.

Anyone could be a potential partner, customer, source of inspiration, or sounding board.

Facebook Places could be a potential partner (PayPal is already a micropayments partner for the social network's virtual currency platform Credits).

So, by allowing business owners to get quick access to credit reports, scores and alerts, becoming a kind of aggregator for all the "freecreditreport.coms" of the world, King thinks Creditera could be a potential partner for Lendio and other commercial lenders.

Every local charity can argue that it seeks to make its community a better place to live and work; thus every corporation located there is a potential partner.

The latter was a potential partner of BSkyB in its original swoop on ITV, having worked with Goldman Sachs and Apax Partners on an abortive bid earlier in 2006 that would have seen the broadcaster run by former BBC director general Greg Dyke.

The current debate about the need to engage Hamas is more a reflection of the Islamic movement's military prowess than any real conviction that it is a potential partner in peace.

Their proposed strategic realignment with Moscow, predicated upon shared opposition to vaguely defined "Islamic terrorism," is seductive but wrong: Far from being a potential partner in the fight against Islamic terrorism, Russia does much to stoke it.

"Look, when Mr. Bush tells President Putin in Ljubljana that Russia is a potential partner and no enemy, that is precisely what Europe wants," Mr. Schröder said, referring to the recent summit meeting in Slovenia between the American and Russian leaders.