Sentence examples for extent potential from inspiring English sources
The president has authorized a major diplomatic effort to consult allies and, to some extent, potential adversaries.
"Travels in the Great Tree of Life" succeeded in engaging visitors who came away with awareness and understanding of scientific Trees, the immensity of the construct, and to a lesser extent, potential practical applications.
To the extent potential conflict is eliminated by resort to the Doctrine of Double Effect, the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing, and so forth (and it is not clear to what extent patient-centered versions rely on these doctrines and distinctions to mitigate potential conflict), then a potential for "avoision" is opened up.
Further work is also necessary to investigate to what extent potential barriers to contacts obtaining prophylaxis operate.
It is therefore necessary to develop appropriate mechanisms and techniques to better assess the extent, potential, products, value and services of secondary forests.
Furthermore, it was not possible to assess to what extent potential reductions in weight or WC during the study period would be able to decrease T2DM risk in this population.
The municipalities were selected so as to represent to the fullest possible extent the potential conflicts and conditions, resulting from the introduction of the Natura2000 programme.
Although further progress, potentially adopting a polytherapeutic strategy whereby multiple pharmaceutical agents are combined (Rodgers et al., 2012), is likely, the extent of potential success remains unknown.
It is therefore, necessary to determine the present status, characteristics, extent and potential of this resource and then study its perspectives and potentials.
ENM approaches offer a first approximation of the spatial distribution and extent of potential Pleistocene refugia, an approximation that will likely improve as more environmental reconstructions become available.
In considering the question, PBGC must decide the extent, and potential justification, for demonstrating regulatory flexibility.
