Sentence examples for potential add on from inspiring English sources

Propolis from the stingless bee Trigona laeviceps Smith (Hymenoptera: Apoidae) was used in this research since these bees can be commercially cultivated in a sustainable and potentially ecologically friendly manner in artificial hives (with the potential add on value of certain crop plant pollination), and can provide a lot of propolis per hive.

The transmission from the input to the output line is governed by a potential added on the controlling line.

At Cobble Hill, Ms. Nyirababeruka also learned about potential add-on products and services that could boost her profits, like rosary beads and casket engraving.

Other potential add-ons include Legal Aid programs and the Westchester Arts Council.

The initial fee is understood to be €20m (£17m), with another €5m of potential add-ons depending on appearances.

The Spanish press say the Reds have paid £150,000 up front for the striker with a further £350,000 of potential add-ons, plus a 15% sell-on fee.

A 30-day Indo-China Discovery tour with STA Travel costs from £1,319pp for a small group trip starting and ending in Bangkok, with potential add-ons including Fiji.

Manchester City are reluctant to match Everton's £50m valuation of John Stones, with their preferred price being around £40m, plus potential add-ons.

Keane, who departed White Hart Lane for an initial £19m with a further £1.3m of potential add-ons, is understood to have cost Tottenham an initial £12m.

Leicester City have agreed a deal to sign Wilfred Ndidi from Genk in a deal worth £15m plus £3m in potential add-ons.

The most significant of them was the £36m deal for the 19-year-old Martial, with potential add-ons that could eventually take it above £50m, in another demonstration of the club's extraordinary spending power.