Unfortunately, like its characters, "Credeaux" tends to squander its bright potential.
That's simply a huge waste of some of our brightest potential, and a huge waste for our country".
He had seen 2,500 square feet of bright potential studio space on the ground floor, and he wanted it.
Graham Beck's salmon-pink 2006 Brut Rosé demonstrates the bright potential of South Africa as a source of light sparkling wine.
In explaining its rating, Standard & Poor's cited Vietnam's high savings rate, low levels of foreign debt and the bright potential for investment and exports in the wake of last year's bilateral trade agreement with the United States.
The hysteria has masked some important realities and created an environment in which some of the brightest potential lawyers are, largely irrationally, forgoing the possibility of a rich, rewarding and, yes, profitable, career.
But Lawrence E. Mitchell, the dean of Case Western Reserve University's law school, writes in an Op-Ed essay in The New York Times: "The hysteria has masked some important realities and created an environment in which some of the brightest potential lawyers are, largely irrationally, forgoing the possibility of a rich, rewarding and, yes, profitable, career".
This study shows that the associative Superpusher B192 holds a bright potential in increasing the foam flood performance during EOR.
Based on these criteria, the northern, northeastern and eastern areas have the highest and brightest potential for future groundwater exploration and development in addition to the existing ones in the study area, while the medium and the low yield water potential are found at the western and central part of the area.
As a consequence, the DSC based on CoNi-NC CE yields a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 7.6%, which is superior over that of Pt CE based cell (7.2%), highlighting the bright potential of CoNi-NC in efficient and economical CE of DSC.
