Sentence examples for extraordinary potential of from inspiring English sources
His most recent book, published in 2004, was "The Whole Hog: Exploring the Extraordinary Potential of Pigs".
In his UN general assembly address Tuesday, US president Obama referred to the "extraordinary potential" of the Iranian people "in commerce and culture; in science and education".
But then Africa, Africa, the poor continent, the great future, where the Rift Valley, the countries in East Africa, have this extraordinary potential of energy transformation.
Nicolae Ratiu, chairman of the Ratiu Foundation, said: "By supporting and stimulating top Romanian scholars in these special fields at Kent, the extraordinary potential of further young Romanian scientists can now be fulfilled".
In remarks prepared for a news conference on Tuesday in Chennai, John G. Parker, Ford's executive vice president for Asia Pacific and Africa, called the India investment a reflection of "the extraordinary potential" of India.
But it is the extraordinary potential of Syria to turn out well, to be a friend of the United States and serve as a model for nonsectarian coexistence, that should drive our policy.
Targeted nano-particulate systems hold extraordinary potential for delivery of therapeutics across blood brain barrier (BBB).
Innovative models and technology's extraordinary potential to transform billions of individual lives.
As cigarette sales threaten to decline precipitously in the United States, American tobacco companies are counting on China as a land of extraordinary potential for growth, business analysts say.
In addition to their extraordinary potential for the field of regenerative medicine, hiPSCs provide a powerful system for studying the regulation of cell-fate transitions and the molecular programs that permit conversion of one cell type to another.
Like fetal tissue, these embryonic stem cells have extraordinary potential to treat all sorts of common and crushing diseases: diabetes, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's to name just three.
