Sentence examples for might potential from inspiring English sources

How might potential employers view someone who has been out of the profession for such an extended period when there is an emotional, rather than a practical, underlying reason, for doing so?

How might potential investors, whether owners, breeders or punters, react at the possibility that the playing field, on which everybody competes, is not as level as believed?

Here we take their work one step forward by suggesting a machine learning based linear classifier that can deal with the high-dimensional data representing a fish's echo and provides insight on if and how might potential prey be classified according to its echo.

I thought there might be potential for something with a Harrod's van.

One community might see potential revenue from a tower, while another might see it as an intrusion.

And Alexander declined to identify the thwarted attacks, arguing that might aid potential terrorists.

He was reluctant to speak on the record; to do so might upset potential allies.

The report said the drug seemed to be effective, but might pose potential cardiovascular risks.

A celebrity spokesman might assure potential clients that the product is on the up and up.

She was worried that "the P-word," as she put it, might deter potential listeners.

This may well be what the market wants: even Airbus agrees it might have potential.