Sentence examples for is potential to build from inspiring English sources
'I think there is potential to build a circulation across Europe in excess of 700,000 if we get the editorial right.
The Lords' report suggests that "UK scientific leaders should try not to be consumed by UK-EU negotiations and should make space for discussions with the rest of the world, particularly where there is potential to build on an existing track record…".
There is potential to build capability and capacity within councils for natural hazard management, particularly on managing risk.
The following actions could be implemented to improve the current state of natural hazards planning: There is potential to build capability and capacity within councils for natural hazard management, particularly on managing risk.
In terms of developing apps and other technologies beyond M-Pesa, Loew believes while there is potential to build other technologies, it's premature to expect anything on par with the technologies coming out of Silicon Valley.
He said there was potential to build about 500 homes in the city on sites that already had planning permission.
Younger demographics would much prefer a more authentic relationship with the brands they like, and with 400 million snaps sent per day, there could actually be potential to build lasting conversations between brands and younger consumers.
While planning permission has not been sought, there is the potential to build five houses of about 600 square meters each on lots of about 2,600 square meters — although, given the market, it is hard to know whether they would sell.
But there were traditions of skating and skiing and I think with this growing 'leisure class' there is the potential to build up regular visitors to resorts, especially ones that aren't too far from Beijing".
With exchanges soon to go live, she said, companies "want to know whether there is a potential to build on this, to make changes".
But there is huge potential to build a dedicated experience for trail running, marathons and possibly even spin it out to become its own subscription service.
