Sentence examples for does have potential from inspiring English sources

"It does have potential," Mr. Cohen said of the project.

In general, however, shale gas, if properly regulated, does have potential to help the UK".

Hydrogen storing technology, however, does have potential, according to papers published on the technology since the 1970s.

But he concluded: "PRI does have potential and offers tangible and diverse opportunities for both the providers and users of charity finances to do more with their resources".

While he has been maligned for most of his career, Jackson proved that he does have potential to be a long-term starter if given the opportunity.

"This judgment entirely undermines that defence and states in clear terms that Shell does have potential liability if it fails to take reasonable steps to protect its pipelines", he said.

"You are under severe emotional turmoil but you do have potential," she said tantalisingly.

Vali Nasir, dean of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins notes that Turkey's nascent relations with Iran do have potential economic and political benefits.

Self-tests do have potential benefits, for example privacy and convenience, but also potential harms, for example distress caused by false positive results [ 26].

Thus in the small data set the conclusion is that the mean methylation measurements do have potential to discriminate endometrioid from nonendometrioid carcinomas.

Therefore, although cell separation and transplantation experiments do have potential limits, the results from them are supported by data from the intact animal.