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

"It has the potential to pull a team together.

It also has the potential to pull in women without putting off men.

It has the potential to pull 1.7 million people already working full-time out of poverty.

By John Cassidy September 15, 2015 Ben Carson, pictured here at the Eagle Council forum in St . Louis has the potential to pull ahead of Donald Trump following the upcoming CNN G.O.P. debate.

Saturday won't be a certainty, of course – their secret weapon used to be Lukas Podolski, who, as his loan club Inter are finding, only plays well against West Ham; plus Allardyce always has the potential to pull off something horrible.

Ghana now has the potential to pull all its citizens out of poverty and reach the MDGs, but it needs the technical expertise to help it get there.

In contrast, Paul was surging and had the potential to pull off an upset win in the Iowa caucuses.

In a world where secure, clean energy is a huge asset, our investments in efficiency and discoveries of natural gas, if properly exploited, have the potential to pull manufacturing back to America from all corners of the globe.

Multispecialty community providers have the potential to pull together more effective packages of care for their patients – from consultant physicians prised out of their hospitals to pharmacists and community nurses – and start to shift the centre of gravity for diagnosis, treatment and support into the community.

"I was scoring goals at Wrexham so I knew when I came back that I had the potential to pull the trigger.

If done correctly, investments in Opportunity Zones have the potential to pull millions of Americans out of poverty and generate both financial and social returns for investors.