Sentence examples for ongoing and potential from inspiring English sources

His briefing paper mentions protest against "ongoing and potential future austerity measures".

It is thought the allegations were so frequent, the company could no longer afford to pay costs for the ongoing and potential lawsuits filed against him.

Acpo's answer is that even if there is unlikely to be serious disturbance, "ongoing and potential future austerity measures are likely to lead to continued protest" that can "turn to serious violent disorder".

A recent paper presented principles and digital control of Fabry-Pérot interferometers, showing some ongoing and potential applications in the field of precision engineering.

Residents are barred from hunting the animals, which are classified as a vulnerable species because of the "ongoing and potential loss of their sea ice habitat resulting from climate change," according to the World Wildlife Fund.

Business Minister Anna Soubry replied: "The cumulative impact of all concluded, ongoing and potential trade negotiations currently being undertaken by the EU could boost UK GDP by over £20bn in the long run".

I am optimistic about the potential for U.S. economic growth and U.S. stock market gains in 2017 but believe there will be ongoing uncertainty and potential periods of short-term volatility to go along with the intriguing investment opportunities available to investors.

Fortunately, science has a process by which results are reviewed, made publically available, subjected to ongoing testing, and potential verification or refutation.

Despite the minimal cleanup, ongoing inquiry, and potential safety hazards posed by the failed tailings pond, the open-pit copper and gold mine could be up and running again as early as June.

When compared to the alternative trajectory of ongoing impairment and potential for the development of secondary disorders such as depression and substance use, there is a strong case for the early intervention and treatment of SAD.

It covers the rationale and preanalytical, analytical, postanalytical, and, where applicable, emerging considerations, the last of which alert the reader to ongoing studies and potential future aspects relevant to each analyte.