Sentence examples for potential for selling from inspiring English sources

But it is China that is showing the greatest commercial potential for selling armed drones.

Understanding her business's value quickly led Courtenay-Smith to think about the potential for selling it, which she did in 2014.

Beverly Hills art appraiser David W Streets said he conservatively estimated the negatives' value at $200 million, based on current sales of Adams's prints and the potential for selling never-seen-before prints.

It said "the potential for selling social housing assets at a discount, only for them to become both more expensive and possibly lower quality housing in the private rented sector, is a significant concern".

But they are less certain about the effect on subscription growth for the company's magazines, and are somewhat skeptical about the company's potential for selling advertising across many different platforms, deals that would, for instance, sell ads simultaneously for a magazine, an AOL site and a TV program.

Sun Microsystems was quick to discover the Internet and exploit its market potential for selling servers and server software, and Solaris, its version of the Unix operating system, now has an inside position on most of the nation's largest e-commerce servers.

Savills stresses that the appeal of faster, more convenient commutes is not, of itself, enough if the potential Crossrail creates for selling houses and flats is to be fully exploited: stations must be "accompanied by place improvement to achieve uplift potential".

But nondirected donations, like the two recent ones, in which a person offers an organ to any patient selected by a transplant center, would avoid the potential for organ selling.

He was one of the first to see the potential of the internet for selling groceries and built the first online home delivery business.

It is also important to determine the potential that these lands hold for selling carbon credits, which potentially provide a much needed income stream to local pastoralists.

AG, Norwich There was once a blissful age when banks had not yet wised up to the potential for cross-selling.