Sentence examples for flexibility and potential from inspiring English sources

Although great flexibility and potential for genetic change exist in most economically important plants, pathogens are also flexible.

For all the flexibility and potential profits a career in real estate offers, it does not always translate into quick profits.

The directors say they are profitable already, and that the approach will succeed because more people will like the flexibility and potential savings, and sign up.

However, the increased intra-operative flexibility and potential postoperative advantages come at a significant price.

As these capabilities proliferate, they have the potential to coalesce into an integrated system with great flexibility and potential for savings, and even the possibility to make money.

The results demonstrate the operational flexibility and potential attractiveness of membrane reactors, since local reactant concentrations and residence times can be tuned to optimize reactor performance.

A capillary tube network is installed inside the wall to manipulate the thermodynamics and realize more flexibility and potentials of the wall.

When I asked the surgeons how it's possible for people with half a brain to live, let alone have a life, each of them spoke about plasticity, flexibility, redundancy, and potential, and then they smiled and said the same thing: "We don't really know".

Inverse connection between flexibility and deleterious potential: A change in a flexible trait tends to be less detrimental compared to similar magnitude of change in a highly constrained trait (Fig. 1).

NOT by chance, the film that first introduced audiences to the story-telling flexibility and entertainment potential of computer animation was about toys.

Its main advantage for the government is that it can guarantee control of parliament, but the price paid is a loss of flexibility, and the potential embarrassment of having to negotiate away manifesto pledges to secure the deal.