Sentence examples for light of potential from inspiring English sources
Geoffrey White, the deputy managing director, said the new company had sought to avoid secrecy about its dealings in light of potential adverse publicity.
The appeal, brought by two men on Kentucky's death row, Ralph Baze and Thomas C. Bowling, each convicted of double murders, asked the court to find the Kentucky protocol unconstitutional if it imposed an "unnecessary risk" of error in light of potential alternatives.
Ranging in tone from mildly conservative to rabidly rightwing, they provide a timely cinematic chorus to the growing calls for the country, in light of potential conflicts with a nuclear North Korea, to abandon the so-called "Peace Clause", and re-arm - a stance tacitly endorsed by former Japanese PM Junichiro Koizumi, and by Ishihara himself.
The purpose of the proposed covert recording was "due to the sensitivity and nature of the meeting, and to afford suitable protection for yourself and I, in light of potential allegations of unhelpfulness, lack of perceived co-operation or other complaint".
Implications are discussed in the light of potential safety effects.
The findings are discussed in light of potential implications on the future direction of education.
This approach was chosen because it is suitable to analyse how women interpret and make meaning from their health care experiences and to interpret their accounts in lights of potential unmet service needs.
The fact is that Reid is unlikely to play Kilbane at the Stadium of Light because of potential fan abuse, and Kilbane knows that has ramifications.
Bits of broken glass in the latticework of metal spokes catch the light, warning of potential danger if one ventures too close.
"We would like more information about how the potential settlement amount is to be determined in light of the potential wrongdoing identified to date," said the Jan . 4letter to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and the Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry.
The potential risks of these interventions are thus to be considered in light of their potential benefit for the individual patient.
