Sentence examples for grow its potential from inspiring English sources

Planet will use the Terra Bella capabilities to help grow its potential customer base: The company has a brisk commercial business, it says, through its existing medium resolution capabilities, but the higher-res imaging it'll get now will allow it to appeal to more consumer endpoints and broach new markets, including for clients like Google itself.

It's as important to know how to close a show as it is to open one," adding "as a producer things always work best when we all agree on how we can make a show be better and grow its potential".

Qualcomm said the move would grow its potential sales by 40% to $138 billion by 2020.

As Dysonics grows, Dalton tells me it's looking to looking to grow its market potential outside of solely focusing on high-end professional users and embrace the high-end consumer markets with devices that come in different shapes and sizes but still produce compelling high-quality 360 audio capture.

As Dysonics grows, Dalton tells me it's looking to looking to grow its market potential outside of solely focusing on high-end professional users and embrace the high-end consumer markets with devices that come in different shapes and sizes but still produce compelling high-quality 360 audio capture.

Additionally, Oculus's close alignment with its parent company Facebook will ensure that the VR giant stays on the cutting edge of non-gaming social applications that will undoubtedly grow its network potential.

But it warned the station "must raise awareness and grow its audience to realise its potential".

This speaks to Pinterest's ability to woo marketers and advertisers to its site and its potential to grow its revenue.

Stylist has a smaller print run but larger revenue than ShortList as its audience is more attractive to advertisers and it has greater potential to grow its events business.

While that's not as big as CW's other comic-book-based series, it has the potential to grow its audience as time goes on, much the way "Veronica Mars" went from a canceled series to a feature film.

When I entered the Clinton administration in 1993, it was generally believed that Japan had the potential to grow its economy by 4percentt a year going forward, enough to have doubled output from that time until now.