Sentence examples for has the potential both from inspiring English sources
In particular, a novel typology of combined cycle that has the potential both to be cost-effective and to achieve a high level of efficiency is presented.
Furthermore, as treatment can be given in five attendances, SBRT has the potential both to reduce costs and improve patient quality of life.
But as Secretary of State Colin Powell's experiences in Islamabad and New Delhi illustrated, the Kashmir dispute has the potential both to infuriate India and to weaken the regime of our Pakistani ally, President Pervez Musharraf.
We will be asking how free speech is, and should be, on the internet; and we will be mapping the future of this extraordinary medium which has the potential both to liberate and to enchain us.
This move has the potential both to make life a good deal better for the people of Gaza and to set a precedent for a further Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank.
Enabling the general public to provide environmental data through text messages has the potential both to provide additional data to scientific projects and also to raise awareness of the projects through participation.
The nanocells have the potential both to treat tumors more effectively than existing regimes and to reduce side effects.
These technologies have the potential both to discipline and to emancipate and have far-reaching effects on transportation, urban design, leisure, asset management, and social interaction.
What's more, recorded lectures and online learning were much cheaper than teachers in a room, so they had the potential both to bring otherwise unavailable courses to underfunded schools and to disrupt not-underfunded schools, like Harvard.
Mazumdar-Shaw's main work is creating drugs, which, if they work, have the potential both to improve the lives of poor Indians and to make her even wealthier.
It had the potential both to shock the world into economic transformation, averting future catastrophes, and to generate catastrophes of its own, including a shift into even more damaging technologies, such as biofuels and petrol made from coal.
