Sentence examples for has the potential to eclipse from inspiring English sources

This leads to a much higher storage capacity, so holographic storage has the potential to eclipse even today's leading high-capacity optical storage format, Blu-ray, which can be used to store 50 gigabytes of data on a single disc.

Asked to make a comparison with Ryan Giggs, Coleman suggested that Bale had the potential to eclipse the Manchester United veteran.

"Data analytics have the potential to eclipse longstanding civil rights protections in how personal information is used in housing, credit, employment, health, education, and the marketplace," it said.

The club, who have the potential to eclipse Leeds and Wigan as the best-supported in the British game, have badly under-achieved since beating a Rhinos team including both Ellis and Sinfield in the Challenge Cup final in Cardiff in 2005 and losing to St Helens in their only Grand Final appearance the following year.

I had never thought of the costs of unwinding these wars, which (it may emerge) contain the potential to eclipse all prior investment.

He has the potential to be exceptional.

Syria has the potential to change that.

Paulinho has the potential to be outstanding.

Who has the potential to disrupt you?

Woods: "It has the potential to be.

"It has the potential to change things.