Sentence examples for perfect potential from inspiring English sources

Here, way out beyond the farthest eastern frontiers of Byzantium, toward the Indies, fable placed this wealthy, powerful, utopian Christian realm, a perfect potential ally (it was thought) for the Catholic West.

But all of those people were told that a deal to get yogurt was nearby — a perfect potential solution for the heat.

As essential genes provide perfect potential drug targets, it has been claimed that an important task of rational target validation would be the identification of the essentiality of the genes within the genome of one organism [ 6].

Although the quality of data for registration of mortality was not perfect, the potential for disproportionate miscoding of mortality in deprived areas over a short time seems very small.

Even if the job description seems like a perfect fit, potential applicants might pass the job over if the company doesn't seem to have a strong mission or goal.

With D'Angelo Russell, Larry Nance, Julius Randle and Jordan Clarkson at the core, the Lakers are staring at potential perfect fit in the prohibitive top picks in the upcoming draft - Brandon Ingram and Ben Simmons.

In a case often called Transplant, five innocent people are desperately in need of certain vital organs, and the only way to save them is to cut up some innocent person and distribute his organs to the five (transplant surgery has been perfected and our potential donor is a perfect match to all five).

TB11-RUF5 has potential perfect complementarity to 13 continuous base pairs on LSU-β (296-308), and TB11-RUF2 has potential perfect complementarity to 12 continuous base pairs on LSU-β (337-348).

Perfect correlation between potential surrogate and unobserved true outcomes within randomized groups does not guarantee correct inference based on a potential surrogate endpoint.

It's the perfect pool for potential dates "because it's all Yale kids," she said.

My daughter's face looked perfect, and the potential clients were amazed by the transformation.