Sentence examples for means a potential from inspiring English sources

This means a potential yield of £122 per room per night.

That means a potential windfall for the ICU, who own the TV rights to any games held on Irish soil.

Mr. Landesman's nomination means a potential loss for Broadway underscored by the death, in November, of Gerald Schoenfeld, who had been chairman of the Shubert Organization since 1972.

However, the alarming increase in the rate of Caesarean section births means a potential loss of microbiota from one generation to the next.

Two western officials on Wednesday acknowledged that, for such a threat to be considered serious, it means a potential infiltration of Iraqi security forces in its most secure precinct.

An increasingly fragmented and accessible forest means a potential increase in poaching for bushmeat or revenge killing of apes that feed on nearby crops after their forest food sources are destroyed.

It will mean a potential squeeze on cash, however.

But in the quest to understand dementia, it could mean a potential lifetime.

For some, the sight of extra police officers meant a potential reprieve in an area troubled by crime.

This meant a potential fourth revenue stream — from taking municipal waste that would otherwise go to landfills.

Well, it could make the difference between average and below average intelligence requiring remedial education or it could mean a potential genius is just very bright.