Sentence examples for potential for longer from inspiring English sources

It took them a day or two to adjust to the wider rink, the faster pace and the potential for longer passes.

He added: "On Wednesday and Thursday there could be an area of low pressure coming in from the North West, bringing the potential for longer spells of rain, sleet and snow more widely, even across England and Wales.

The bank's analysts said: Whilst we continue to see the potential for longer term upside for the group as it makes the digital migration, we believe these results demonstrate that it is no longer possible to have any meaningful conviction in the group's short-medium term trading and as such we no longer believe its assets deserve a premium to its more stable professional publishing peers.

Hytner said it could had "potential for longer life".

Model outputs indicated the potential for longer flame lengths, higher rates of spread and more intense surface fire in diseased stands.

This points to the potential for longer term health impacts which could not be detected within the lifespan of the evaluations.

Defenders of the medium say this ignores the potential for longer-term brand building.

Some researchers who study how people interact online say that these services are a logical evolution for social media and hold the potential for longer-term value.

Despite the extra attention on potential for longer-term injuries, participation rates are increasing in all major styles of football in Australia.

DNA constructs for small interfering RNA (siRNA) expression in mammalian cells have the potential for longer-term target gene knockdown than synthetic siRNAs.

The ability to maintain normal mechanical properties in these samples indicates the potential for longer-term cryostorage preservation of this tissue.