Sentence examples for potential for battle from inspiring English sources

Yet this, too, understates the potential for battle.

Because there's no pressure, there's no potential for battles.

But the potential for cultural battle intensified once government financing started with the creation of the National Endowment for the Arts.

It is because of the potential for such battles that Kate O'Rourke, IP lawyer at Charles Russell, urges companies to register with Icann's Trademark Clearing House, which will then issue a warning ahead of any potential infringement.

Still, the potential for conflict may be limited: Justice Chaudhry is set to retire in December, which leaves relatively little time for a battle between the courts and Mr. Sharif.

But as that Oval Office meeting last year also suggests, Mr. Obama's one concern about nominating Mr. Summers has been the potential for a Senate battle — not only from Republicans spoiling for fights, but also from Democrats who view Mr. Summers as having been too friendly toward deregulating big banks when he was Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration.

But SCAF's declaration still sets up the potential for a protracted battle between the Brotherhood and the military.

Despite the potential for those legal battles, the Jackson family and city officials and those from the Staples Center prepared a grand forum for public adoration of the singer.

On the eve of a potential confirmation battle for secretary of defense nominee Chuck Hagel that may hinge on his opposition to the Iraq war, most Americans continue to think the war was a mistake and was not worth fighting, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.

To throw him out after just a year would not look like the action of a serious party.A further problem is that none of the potential leadership rivals looks eager for battle.

Setting the stage for a potential political battle, the two houses of the State Legislature on Monday adopted separate visions for remaking New York's aging election system.