Sentence examples for both the potential for from inspiring English sources

Other television networks are also rethinking their release strategies to address both the potential for the stealing of shows and the potential for spoilers.

Although airline mergers are always examined to see how they might affect competition involving particular routes, the proposed deal also promises to draw renewed scrutiny to both the potential for dominating hubs by the companies and the pricing practices of American and its rivals.

Have students choose one of the following writing prompts (copied onto a handout for easier student access): – How does the story of the Hand in Hand school reflect both the potential for positive change and the pessimistic status quo of Israeli-Palestinian co-existence?

I am acutely aware of both the potential for failure and the chance of success, so heed my warning; the startup game is rigged.

The gear restriction addresses both the potential for people to accidentally bring the fungus into the cave and keeps people from leaving with it, now that the fungus is here".

Both the potential for medication therapy to relieve symptoms and the potential to cause harm should be carefully considered in their administration.

It has the added advantage of quickly evoking both the potentials (for example, efficiencies and conveniences) as well as pitfalls (for example, hackers and outages) of doing business online.

The chemistry was obvious to both of us, but the potential for a future relationship was apparently only obvious to him.

He added: "The Fiscal Commission Working Group and Institute for Fiscal Studies have both recognised the potential for Scotland to design a simpler and more efficient tax system following independence which could both save money and increase the amount of revenue collected by £250m.

Austrian authors Marlene Streeruwitz and Ludwig Laher both explored the potential for violence and pain in contemporary Europe.

In both approaches, the potential for physicians to hand-select patients is reduced by the requirement that all patients meeting the criteria be referred.