Sentence examples for potential beacons from inspiring English sources

It's Apple rolling out potential beacons in every store that has an iPad — and there are hundreds of thousands already out there.

But it shows the tensions in the film industry in the UAE, as a potential beacon of its lightspeed passage into the modern world.

During a trip to Shanghai in April, he described the Dongtan project as "breathtaking in scale and ambition" and a potential "beacon to the world on how to achieve a low-carbon future".

White House officials say that he has long been keenly aware that he, like no other American president, stood as a potential beacon to the Arab street as the ultimate symbol of the hopes and rewards of democracy.

gWallet is entering the space as a potential beacon of ethics, with a a service that hopes to legitimize virtual currency exchanges by connecting game publishers directly to the advertisers.

The project is a potential beacon for tackling a crisis of affordability that is acknowledged across the political spectrum.

To unlock the massive potential of beacons, we need an open network much like GPS: ubiquitous, widely accessible, and easy to use and implement through built-in platform support.

Our first step in making this happen was to research, test and understand the potential of beacon technology.

Meanwhile, we're excited about the potential of beacon technology to activate content on visitors' own devices.

Although there is potential for beacon apps that cover an entire street or mall, most retailer apps are likely to be unique, meaning that they will be in competition with other high street names.

Polish startup Ifinity appears to be well on its way to solving one of the potential headaches of beacons: the need to periodically replace each transmitter's battery.