Sentence examples for more potential it from inspiring English sources

Zell looked at all this misery and saw promise; the more dysfunctional a company, he believed, the more potential it had to be turned around.

If the new egg/solution is significantly better or has more potential, it is to replace the previous solution in the nest which is now inferior in comparison to the new one.

The heavier your treehouse, the more support it will need, and the more potential damage it can cause to the tree.

Walters agrees with Farrelly, from his own experience, that the regime destroyed more potential than it fulfilled.

On Thursday, Mr. Immelt, G.E.'s chairman and chief executive, told executives here that India had "never offered us more potential than it does today".

"The middle section has much more potential because it is much taller," Mr. Minford said, pointing to six-meter (almost 20-foot-high) wooden beams that now stand in the middle of the area to support the roof.

BET, which has been enormously profitable, is widely considered an asset with much more potential because it has never been aggressively programmed with original material, one senior cable executive said.

Whether covering a stadium in plants or glass offers more potential for it to disappear is debatable – and perhaps irrelevant, given that any Olympic stadium will be very visible indeed, no matter what rhetorical flourishes the architects try and achieve.

The bike has more potential than it showed today".

And more risk, in this case, doesn't mean more potential reward — it means more un-hedged downside.

Hylton, who is a product of the club's youth academy, says the squad has more potential than it is showing.