Sentence examples for has interesting potential from inspiring English sources

"It looks like the team has interesting potential, so we have to be ambitious and continue to develop," he said.

Vika has interesting potential in-laws, as Gordy, a would-be boxer until he found music easier, is distantly related to Jimmy Carter, through the former US president's mother, Bessie Lillian Gordy.

The proposed method has interesting potential applications in condition monitoring, diagnostic and prognostic-related systems.

"Nobody fully understands why Enceladus is geologically active, but this plume has interesting potential applications for trying to understand what could be a habitable environment," Dr Hedman addded.

All this matters because, if UKIP can start taking serious votes off Labour, then that has interesting potential consequences for the general election.

This demonstrates the subjectivity imposed on what at first glance appears to be a relatively objective VAL system, and has interesting potential implications on the issue of roles and responsibilities between scientists and decision-making end-users.

It should be cautioned that, although they have interesting potential TF site changes, functional association with any disease state has also not been determined.

For 14 genes median methylation of less than 1% was observed (Supplemental table 3); with such low methylation values there is an increased possibility of measurement errors and these genes were not further investigated, regardless of whether or not they were previously shown to have interesting potential [13,14].

For 14 genes median methylation of less than 1% was observed in CIN3 (Supplemental table 3); with such low methylation values there is an increased possibility of measurement errors and these genes were not further investigated, regardless of whether or not they were previously shown to have interesting potential [13,14].

However, even though the maximal return distance has interesting implications regarding potential orientation mechanisms, a more relevant measure of homing ability is the return success expressed as a percentage of individuals returning from a given distance.

The crude methanol extract of E. hirta has proven to have interesting and potential anti-biofilm properties.