Sentence examples for getting a potential from inspiring English sources

Surely last season's flop will have many owners skeptical about Greene's ability to handle the lead, and that means you could be getting a potential RB1 at a bargain price in many drafts this summer.

The disclosures raise questions about whether it is right for any former minister to profit from a job so closely related to their government brief, and whether a Conservative donor is getting a potential commercial advantage through a former Tory minister.

As a new year might spell a new job search for some people, the BBC's Kevin Peachey looks at the advice available for getting a potential employer's attention.

Google says its invention would make getting a potential customer into a business easier for stores that otherwise would have to invest in more expensive locations close to high-traffic areas.

"Getting a potential customer to a business location in order to conduct a sale may be one of the most difficult tasks for a business or advertiser," Google says in its US patent for the "transportation-aware physical advertising conversions" system.

And the more expertly and consistently you can learn to leverage what you uniquely have to offer, the more likely you will be in getting a potential recruiter, HR exec or investor to buy it.

We've got a potential shock in the offing here!

I believe they have got a potential playwright at last, all the same.

Let's just say we've got a potential investor on the cards.

Layer on external opposition and you've got a potential for great instability.

The system also gets a potential trove of patients referred by the clinics.