Sentence examples for potential for a repeat from inspiring English sources

Whatever the potential for a repeat accident, New Yorkers are concerned.

After reviewing the Iowa results and noting the heavy population of evangelicals here, aides saw a potential for a repeat.

I'm not totally sold on the potential for a repeat, but I have to admit a bit of a bias for the Kings these days.

Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, said that if terrorists were brought back to the United States, "we'd have the potential for a repeat of the O. J. Simpson trial, complete with grandstanding by defense lawyers".

But with no regulation of complex equity release schemes targeted at one of the most vulnerable groups in society there is growing concern over the potential for a repeat of the mis-selling many pensioners suffered over home income plans in the late 80s and more recent shared appreciation mortgages (Sams).

Jack Conniff, an area representative for the J.C. Ehrlich Company, a pest-control company based in Reading, Pa., said there is little that can be done now to prevent wintering female wasps from finding their way into a house, but steps can be taken over the next few months to reduce the potential for a repeat performance next year.

There is obvious potential there for a repeat of the fratricidal battle between Froome and his former leader Bradley Wiggins, not to mention the epic of 30 years ago between Hinault and LeMond; if Nibali were to get a sniff of the fabled double of the Tour and the Giro d'Italia, would he be able to resist?

Yes, it's a lot of thank-you's, but it's polite to acknowledge the fact that your hosts opened their home to you, and it keeps the potential open for a repeat stay when your visit is remembered amicably by all.

Local environmentalists are concerned about the potential for any repeat.

They were mercurial in the last World Cup too, but dismally so and the potential was there for a repeat this past few weeks when they lost to England by 48 runs and seemed destined once more for an early exit.

Table 4 shows the results of univariate and multivariate analyses of the potential risk factors for a repeat vertebral augmentation.