Sentence examples for hype potential from inspiring English sources
Reactor backers desperately hype potential orders from China and India, and from small nations like Turkey and Taiwan.
Now granted, it's uncomfortable to accuse public officials of purposely hyping potential foreign threats, but how else does one react to arguments like this about the community's perpetual bête noire, cyber: Iran and North Korea are unpredictable actors in the international arena.
But many studios can't help but hype the potential of the digital future.
Given the current social context of racial profiling, growing inequities, and media hype, the potential harms associated with racial and ethnic categorization cannot be ignored (Varcoe et al. 2009).
Meanwhile, analysts at the City firm Brewin Dolphin also poured scorn on Cameron and George Osborne for over-hyping the potential impact of shale in Britain.
It fits perfectly the messaging they have put out [about democracy]." Chinese newspapers, which have previously pounced on the Arab Spring and Ukraine's Maidan revolution as evidence of the dangers of democracy, have wasted no time in hyping the potential turmoil that Trump's rise could bring.
The mobile phone industry has been hyping the potential of video on phones for years, but this is the first time it really makes sense to me.
There is much hype about the potential for e-commerce in China.
In the early days of Apple's iPad, there was a gallon of hype around the potential for interactive book apps.
But by failing to quiet the clamor to draft him — despite publicly insisting he is not interested — Mr. Christie has added to the hype about his potential to serve as the savior of the Republican Party next year.
