Sentence examples for exceeding the potential from inspiring English sources

Average daily temperatures are between 15 and 30 °C, and its mean annual rainfall is about 529 mm, exceeding the potential evapotranspiration in only 2 months (July and August) of the year (Berhane 2008).

However, I believe that they did not give adequate consideration to the increased risks of coronary heart disease posed by the MeHg in fish, and their broad conclusion that "... among adults... the benefits of fish intake exceed the potential risks" therefore constitutes inappropriate and potentially misleading public health guidance.

And large fees exceeded the potential available savings in some cases.

But more to the point is that the potential of this defense system far exceeds the potential risk of wasted billions.

For many companies, the two reductions exceed the potential credit itself — meaning the business gets no credit.

"It's so confusing and time-consuming that a lot of C.P.A.'s and clients think the cost of calculation exceeds the potential benefits," Ms. Labant said.

By inserting microelectrodes into the giant nerve fibres of the squid Loligo forbesi, they were able to show that the electrical potential of a fibre during conduction of an impulse exceeds the potential of the fibre at rest, contrary to the accepted theory, which postulated a breakdown of the nerve membrane during impulse conduction.

If the risk of applying exploratory methods exceeds the potential benefits, then traditional problem solving is more appropriate.

Mozaffarian et al. [9] reported the benefits of fish intake exceed the potential risks based on both the strength of the evidence and the potential magnitudes of effect.

We believe that the expense of the asset wrap exceeds the potential benefit, especially since, even under our stress test conclusions, losses never exceed the initial $10 billion we would have to cover".

We believe that the amount of knowledge created or creatable in chemistry and related fields on a daily basis has far exceeded the potential of a single human to analyse and integrate information efficiently.