Pedro Astacio and Jeff D'Amico have the potential for breaking down physically.
That's centuries of potential for broken promises.
With so many teenagers baring their vulnerabilities, there is the potential for breaking down isolation.
It had twenty-nine moving parts, which meant a lot of potential for breaking down.
Early on, he saw the potential for breaking with the narrative sequences and anthropomorphic forms that defined the medium.
Indeed, what is strongest about the novel is its meditation on humanity's potential for breaking out of its chrysalis to become something cosmically new.
The view from Miami was of a hasty commando-style operation ordered by the Justice Department in the midst of negotiations that held real potential for breaking the months-long impasse, mostly because they were spearheaded by a small clutch of powerful and respected civic leaders, including two close friends of Ms. Reno.
Moreover, the potential for break-the-bank private litigation has diminished as the slew of lawsuits remains mired in the courts for now.
Stuart Levy, a geneticist at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, hopes his favorite bug, a soil-dwelling Pseudomonas with potential for breaking down pollutants, will be among the first sequenced.
Therefore, pre-treatment of maize stover with L. plantarum and molasses for 7 days prior to fermentation with P. sajor caju for 14 days in darkness at 25 °C offered the greatest potential for breaking the lignin barrier.
More recent cladograms depict the "xenusians"/Cambrian lobopodians (all of which are marine) as a grade of evolution rather than a natural group (Eriksson et al. 2003, Fig. 60; Liu et al. 2007), and their combination of characters offers outstanding potential for breaking up the long branch between extant onychophorans (which are entirely terrestrial) and arthropods.
