Sentence examples for eminently potential from inspiring English sources

Recycling greenhouse gases seems eminently potential to produce sustainable fuels as well as to reduce carbon emission.

It should be eminently possible to offer policy-makers guidelines by which the potential risks and benefits associated with particular management actions can be assessed.

That looks eminently possible.

The hacking seems eminently possible.

Thus change is eminently possible.

Naresh Shanbhag, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign who was not involved in the Princeton study, believes this potential is eminently realizable.

Rather than making a kitchen-sink sports watch, Basis has produced a cool, streamlined monitoring device that is, for the first time in the space, eminently usable and promises some interesting potential.

"That seems eminently sensible, but, of course, there are simply too many potential targets to guarantee that there won't be further attacks" ahead of or during the Olympics that begin Feb. 7, he said.

Those wishing to stimulate thinking about the very real problems facing our ocean environments and potential solutions will find Fujita's - interesting and eminently readable book a very good place to start.

Senator Barack Obama's views on relations with Iran suffer from a potential defect in 30-second-sound-bite America: they are eminently reasonable.

In conversation, he exudes a mix of warmth and cantankerousness, idealism about humanity's potential and a weariness with the modern world – at least outside the eminently sensible shire in which he lives.