Sentence examples for be a realistic potential from inspiring English sources
The delay in the arrival of the emergency response team was considered to be a realistic potential that enabled the research team to observe the full repertoire of the students' emergency skills.
Alternately, since much of obstetrical care involves young, healthy women, engaging them to a much larger extent in their care including self-documentation in their charts, is a realistic potential step.
If it falls short then there must be a realistic rethink of fusion's potential.
Suzanne Evans, Ukip's deputy chair and the author of the party's 2015 manifesto, has seen her national profile rise and is likely to be regarded as a realistic potential candidate to replace Nigel Farage should he step down in future as leader.
In a recent editorial, the potential of remission in PsA was considered to be a realistic goal [ 15].
Increasing salt concentration in infected skin from outside the body by loading tissues with salty intravenous fluids, wound gels, or dressings may be a more realistic potential application of the findings, he says.
Altered miRNA expression patterns have been shown to reflect pathological processes including those which are cardiovascular related, and have a realistic potential to serve as diagnostic biomarkers in these diseases.
If we get to this stage, our next step will be to establish if there's any realistic potential for criminal charges and prosecution.
A statement from the police said: "Ultimately, our objective is to identify if there's any realistic potential for criminal charges.
