Sentence examples for issues and the potential from inspiring English sources

"These new opportunities raise conflict-of-interest issues and the potential for abuse," Mr. Roye said, adding that the commission was "monitoring carefully" this potential.

Opponents of revising the system have fed those fears by focusing on end-of-life issues and the potential financial implications.

Data about human subjects participating in genetic and epidemiological research require particularly careful consideration owing to privacy-protection issues and the potential harms that could arise from misuse.

But he does possess a little bit of everything, no pressing character issues, and the potential to get better once passes start reaching him with more regularity.

The league said that although Mrs. Clinton does not have a legislative record, she demonstrated in interviews with the group a command of the issues and the potential for strong leadership.

The environmental group and some residents oppose the mall, which was proposed four years ago, because of traffic concerns, environmental issues and the potential diversion of commerce away from the downtown area of the Riverhead hamlet.

My recommendation is to allow the issue and the potential decision germinate in the relevant stakeholders.

"This is too local an issue, and the potential interest beyond the immediately adjacent communities is too limited," bank spokesman Tim McGarry said.

Further work is required to address this issue, and the potential for using CBT based therapies for ADHD in this complex population.

Although the costs of the newly established NHS were a matter of concern elsewhere in the policy machine, there was no connection between that issue and the potential expansion of the role of government in relation to behavior.

This highlights the importance of the issue and the potential for ongoing significant resource (for instance, PRBC and erythropoietin) utilization that appear to continue throughout a patient's ICU stay.