Sentence examples for burying potential from inspiring English sources

But now that the Rapiscan units are gone, who cares? "I believe that they are burying potential problems," says Charles Leocha of the Consumer Travel Alliance, a Washington-based advocacy group I co-founded.

HARVEY WEINSTEIN REPORTEDLY HIRED PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS To tail journalists and his accusers and help bury potential accusations.

In the mid-1990's, Evan Dando was like a diamond lost in his own dust: an effortlessly gifted songwriter and natural star whose taste for self-destruction kept burying his potential.

Buried ecological potential, in the form of seeds of past communities, regenerates as soon as barriers to adequate survival have been removed.

Regarding the termsheet I have to admit I was deeply upset that you chose to publish it even after we spoke but as Paul Carr said recently that was just business and a chance to bury a potential competitor.

When the binding of calcium stabilizes the EF-hand domain in the open conformation, it allows for increased surface area and exposes side chains that would normally be buried for potential interaction with their biological target.

He knew about the richness and potential buried in the massed neglect of working-class life.

He might figure you had growth potential buried in there and take you home.

Several scientific studies have demonstrated the potential buried in this technique in the past few years [45, 47, 49 53].

Most sites are typically shallowly buried, with limited potential for the recovery of artifacts or materials suitable for absolute dating.

Because of the high electrical conductivity of buried steel pipelines, potential differences with the less conductive environment are formed when stray current flows through the pipe (Brichau et al. 1996) effectively creating a corrosion cell.