Sentence examples for elusive potential from inspiring English sources

The outcomes of these games appear to depend heavily on the arms of quarterbacks who are still trying to reach their elusive potential, or who are seeking to recover from bothersome injuries.

Over the last 20 years, Brazil has taken crucial strides towards achieving its weighty, if elusive, potential.

Although the mechanism(s) responsible for aberrant promoter hypermethylation in cancer remains elusive, potential hypotheses have emerged from genome-scale analyses of both normal and cancerous cells.

Regardless of the mechanisms involved, the observation that the effects of c-Myb in leukemic cells are, in a significant part, due to minute amounts of an alternatively spliced isoform raises new questions regarding the elusive oncogenic potential of c-Myb.

He just needs to tap back into that elusive vein labelled "potential".

Specific functions of most proteins in vertebrate development remain elusive because of potential redundancies.

However, specific functions of most of these proteins in vertebrate development remain elusive because of potential redundancies.

The pharmacological basis of the effects of CBD remains elusive, although multiple potential targets of CBD have been proposed in function of the stimuli and cell type involved.

Although Argentina finally realised after South Africa 2010 that Messi is not a player like any other, using him to his full potential remains elusive.

They rode up to the fourth floor, and the elevator opened onto an airy artist's loft with painting racks and concrete floors and the elusive "good energy" that potential buyers seem to recognize the moment they step into the space that's right for them.

Beyond those elusive green shoots — 3percentt potential growth next year, a gradually rising Dow — one of the things you hear a lot about these days, economy-wise, is "the stratified American consumer": that poor financial schizophrenic caught between the well-off (and apparently still-spending) Dr. Jekyll and the cash-strapped (and mostly middle-class) Mr. Hyde.