Sentence examples for older potential from inspiring English sources

She said she would rather remain anonymous because she feared older potential employers might judge her for not having a driving licence.

The director of the Peace Corps, Ronald A. Tschetter, said he was traveling around the country to address groups of older potential volunteers.

He said he had been struck by the number of unemployed construction workers and older potential recruits — people in their 30s and beyond — who had contacted him to explore the possibility.

Not-for-profits also risk alienating older potential supporters by assuming that only younger people use social media, according to a new report on charities and their digital strategies.

While it still has a diverse audience, that presence among older potential customers with more buying power is going to be critical for the company as it goes forward.

To formally evaluate the importance of this element for understanding the trends observed in Fig. 1, we graph the 80/20 ratio (R_{mathrm{{TI}},t}) considering only agents who are 18 years old or older (potential income earners).

"I would be reluctant to render a judgment against a great athlete like Bonds," one 61-year-old potential juror told the judge.

MORE than two years before moviegoers would don 3-D glasses to watch "Avatar," administrators at Hobart and William Smith Colleges gathered to contemplate new ways to get the attention of 16- and 17-year-old potential applicants.

This old potential [2, 15, 16], long underused in ICUs, benefits from a standardized approach.

So upon her discovery, Lucy became the oldest potential ancestor for every known hominin species.

The sense around Pittodrie is of a reawakening of the club's old potential, but the self-effacement of Motherwell should not be considered a weakness.