Sentence examples for opening a potential from inspiring English sources

"I thought I was opening a potential can of worms," he recalled.

Clearly boom times are producing dreams for big projects, opening a potential new chapter in the city's self-renewal.

Some of these investment advisors are affiliated with broker-dealers, opening a potential gap in regulation, he said.

Two types of costs are considered; opening cost, assumed for opening a potential DC plus shipping cost per unit from DC to the customers.

The developed coaxial cable-structured coatings could isolate Ag nanocoatings from external stimuli, opening a potential route to improve the function persistence and biosafety of AgNP-coated biotextiles.

A prototype for the recycling of electric motors has been developed, which implements a condition-based recycling decision system to automatically select the environmentally and economically appropriate recycling strategy, thereby opening a potential market for second-hand motors and creating a profitable recycling process itself.

And the analysis of Oxford colleges' accounts suggests there is some scope to absorb lower funding by cutting costs.The government's decision to start charging university students £1,000 a year for their tuition also opens a potential escape route for Oxbridge.

"If you open a potential blockbuster in February and it fails you're going to be on the hook".

The dispute about the safety of the vaccine seems to open a potential new dimension in the government's response to the letters and its investigation of them.

MOSCOW — Rising tensions between Russia and Georgia over shipping rights to a breakaway Georgian region have opened a potential new theater for conflict between the countries, a little more than a year after they went to war.

The rejection, which seemed to catch city officials off guard, derails a painfully wrought agreement, represents a stunning defeat for the union's president, Roger Toussaint, and opens a potential Pandora's box of complications in any future negotiations.