Sentence examples for build on potential from inspiring English sources

Devised in response to comparable schemes in France and Finland, it is intended to build on potential rather than proven track records.

Urban sites tend to be more expensive and laborious to build on, a potential drag for a company known for its impatience.

Although Apple doesn't condone modifications, it is providing a kind of hardware platform for people to build on, creating a vast potential market for things ranging from color swap kits to camera-lens attachments.

With few hopes that the magazine would return to its glory years of the 1990's as the largest magazine in terms of pages in the business news category, much of the value of the deal is built on potential profits from the Web site.

Cintec has also developed an inflatable water storage system, which would remove the need for water reservoirs to be built on potential fracking sites.

Those that demonstrated their architecture made references to CAPPS II as a good first step and how they will build on the potential for, basically, spying on "flagged" individuals.

"School should not be an old-style kind of place but it should build on the potential kids are bringing from home," he adds.

The current special issue brings together experts from a variety of fields to try and build on the potential of gaining traction on complex security problems by drawing on BI approaches.

How can we build on this potential?

The author of the study, Dr Abigail McKnight, says that "schools could do much more to help children from less advantaged families build on high early potential" but to fulfil that potential will mean a change of mindset by many head teachers to embrace arts-based approaches as a key part of their teaching and learning plans.

"Schools could do much more to help children from less advantaged families build on high early potential".