Sentence examples for brought a potential from inspiring English sources

But Atlanta brought a potential breakthrough.

A conviction on that charge would bring a potential prison term of 10 years.

It is a simple procedure, but it brings a potential danger.

He also broadened the list of activities that would qualify as offsets, bringing a potential windfall to farm interests.

In other words, it doesn't take much of a movement to bring a potential circuit break into play, which might well prompt more herd-like behaviour.

But it's also a move that brings a potential critic and rival inside the administration's camp, transforming a spokesman for conservatism into a salesman for the Romney White House's agenda — whether that agenda fits movement orthodoxy or not.

For China, the prospect of economic collapse in the North, and with it the fall of the Kim family, brings a potential security nightmare to its border: a unified Korea led by the South, which currently hosts tens of thousands of American soldiers.

Putting the business case is the trick, he says, as he did to get the carbon-reduction funding, which will bring a potential annual saving of £3m by 2016, "I said 'look, forget about the morals, let's just hit them between the eyes: it's going to save money'," says Garrod.

The Conservative administration believes centralising staff at County Hall would bring "a potential £2m a year saving".

Erosion and vibration usually take place on the bend in relief lines, bringing a potential safety hazard to field operation.

Smart fabrics bring a potential for live and digital gestures to communicate in the moment of performance via a player's costume as a receptive surface.