Sentence examples for potential excellence from inspiring English sources

With 12 Grand Slam singles titles, Nadal is now tied for third on the career list with Roy Emerson behind Federer's 17 and Pete Sampras's 14. Nadal, 27, has more years of potential excellence ahead and solving the riddle of his game on red clay — whether rain-soaked or sunbaked — remains one of the great conundrums in modern sport.

Like great athletes his competitiveness is not personal, he's engaged with his own potential excellence, on a higher plane.

The government's green paper, Fulfilling our Potential: Teaching Excellence, Social Mobility and Student Choice, outlines the means by which market forces will be permitted to permeate further into higher education in England and to a more limited extent the rest of the UK (Editorial, 8 November).

A person who has extraordinary potential for excellence, but who only achieves a threshold level of development does not plausibly achieve perfection.

The evidence is quite the reverse: we all have the potential for excellence, provided we persevere along the path of personal transformation.

Dr. Zhang's achievements have clearly demonstrated his potential for excellence and future contribution to cancer research.

Financial support provided by the University Grants Commission to the National Centre of Applied Human Genetics and through the project of University with Potential of Excellence (UPOE) to RNKB is acknowledged.

The issue is that if the Tef is not based on a systematic view of high-quality teaching, then there is no basis on which to include or exclude potential measures of excellence.

The debate over the future of education is partly about jobs, power, and money, and it has become caught up in the ideological struggle between government as a guarantor of community good and market-driven competition as a potential creator of excellence.

Following on from this, recent technical developments, industrial applications, biodegradability issues, environmental hazards and future prospects as an excellence potential replacement to the conventional lubricants are outlined.

The identification of potential centers of excellence was implemented through an open call for applications [ 25].