Sentence examples for leaving a potential from inspiring English sources

That totals $2.45, leaving a potential profit of 55 cents on each $3 cupcake.

It could also lead to the departure of Russian experts at an Iranian nuclear reactor at Bushehr, leaving a potential source of plutonium unmonitored, the report warned.

The new roof is expected to be on the stadium by the end of May 2015 but there is not time to do other major work until September, leaving a potential window for athletics.

I'll take the world championship trophy anytime," but he remains aware that he did not win in the grand manner and embraces the snooker world's unanimous criticism of the playing schedule which, through starting at 3pm instead of 2pm, allowed only six of the allotted eight afternoon frames to be played, thereby leaving a potential 13 from just after 8pm.

In South Africa, the first HBV vaccine dose is administered at age 6 weeks, leaving a potential window for vertical transmission.

Studies revealed sobering results of the awareness and knowledge of non-radiologist healthcare professionals concerning the magnitude of radiation exposure combined with different radiological examinations, leaving a potential question mark on their ability to balance the risk-benefit ratio for a given patient [31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36].

The absence of Kurdish fighters also left a potential vacuum, one that filled some Kurds with worry.

Rather than being a "central scenario" as Shell called it in their reporting to shareholders, Leaton said "the scenarios presented by the companies are at the high end of the range of potential outcomes – so for investors this only leaves a potential downside with demand destruction".

These players, including five-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Fred Smerlas, said the settlement unfairly favored currently injured retirees over those merely exposed to head trauma, and left a potential 19,000 players who have yet to be diagnosed with neurological diseases without a remedy.

England will resume today on 116 for two in reply to Australia's 263, and although the Edgbaston groundsman, Steve Rouse, believes yesterday's downpours could limit play today to 70 overs, that would still leave a potential 168 overs in the match to get a result.

The WAO report indicates only £192m of the NHS budget cuts needed have been identified which leaves a potential gap of £212m.