Sentence examples for potential could be from inspiring English sources

All of this potential could be realized.

Her early potential could be glimpsed in her supporting turns in the cultish comedies Say Anything and Mystic Pizza.

The enviro pig came about through gene manipulation, but if combined with cloning, its green potential could be maximised.

IBM hopes to build such a centre within five years.If it works, the potential could be huge.

He already considers Cameron to be one of his top defenders, but said his potential could be even higher.

But experts associated with the report questioned how much of that potential could be achieved, given the difficulty of actually expanding the world's carbon sinks in practice.

The experience of men like Mr. Kalayansundaram suggests just how that potential could be achieved slowly, information request by information request.

The newest technologies were inspired by cochlear implants for the deaf, and while the tests are only in the early stages, the potential could be just as revolutionary (and controversial).

Congressional Republicans and administration officials say that the new system would provide a deterrent and that its potential could be better assessed once the first interceptors were in place.

In doing so, they dragged down a segment of the economy that had been a leading engine of growth and raised questions about whether gains in productivity, the most fundamental measure of the economy's long-term potential, could be sustained.

"With more extensive reforms leading China to transition to spot markets and allowing electricity providers to reflect the marginal costs of wind generation, China's clean energy potential could be further increased," Karplus said.