Sentence examples for frightening potential from inspiring English sources

Rumours that the US military is funding research in this area only add to concerns about frightening potential uses.

"Is that gonna freak guys out?" I hadn't thought about that the idea of frightening potential sexual conquests out of my bed.

A young Dale Steyn, who had already shown frightening potential, was not the real danger then but Shaun Pollock and Makhaya Ntini still had plenty left in the tank.

For most people, the internet (and the associated communications revolution) was still more of an interesting phenomenon, with exhilarating and frightening potential, rather than a must-have for modern life.

3DAR's latest short film explores the frightening potential of our next technological revolution.

Half of the plant's reactors overheated, and nuclear fuel erupted into explosions with frightening potential for radioactive fallout.

But perhaps its appearance could frighten potential enemies.

The spots on the pectorals of the flying gurnards resemble eyes and apparently function to startle and frighten potential predators when the fins are suddenly spread.

Cuts were easy when "scroungers" were the apparent losers; they become much, much harder, politically, when they surprise and frighten potential and actual Tory voters.

Cases like Prince's and Fairey's frighten potential "fair users" in part because they present an image of copyright law that is capricious; rulings may seem to hang on a judge's gut feelings.

With the Conservatives trailing in some polls but ahead in others, Cameron is maximising the threat of the SNP holding sway at Westminster to frighten potential Labour voters back into the Tory camp.