Sentence examples for institutional potential from inspiring English sources
Even nostalgists will agree that the new iteration has institutional potential.
Even nostalgists can agree that Mario Carbone's iteration has institutional potential.
The test reveals the higher level of regional institutional potential in one of the regions, and highlights the critical function of regional network engagement and broader enabling fiscal, administrative and democratic preconditions in this region.
The relatively high proportions of entrants to medical schools using UKCAT as a factor with below average academic attainment compared with the other categories of medical schools remained statistically significant, even after adjustment for institutional and potential confounding effects.
In sum, it becomes clear that compared to received interlocks, which offer potential institutional benefits accruing from a prestigious partner firm and its executives, the institutional benefits of undirected interlocks are most likely result from the appointed director.
A potential institutional threat to creative science is the increase in competitive research council funding at the expense of flexible institutional sponsorship.
She had already done the advance work of contacting manufacturers and potential institutional customers.
Do not underestimate the potential institutional and personal conflicts of interest that will be created when funding university initiatives.
CSFB, a Swiss-American investment bank, says it recently arranged a complex financial deal with 100 or so potential institutional investors.
"We need to do some soul searching in our teacher education provision and look at the insidious ways institutional racism keeps potential black, minority ethnic and refugee teachers from getting on and through their courses.
Potential institutional investors have been told those with orders below 330p a share – the top of an original 260p-330p riske – risk missing out on the stock, according to the sources.
