Sentence examples for potential frozen from inspiring English sources

Because the War on Drugs has focused money and energies on incarceration in place of medical research, programs of quality care and harm reduction, too many young faces will never grow old, their smiles and potential frozen behind the glass of a photo frame.

News of a possible "Frozen" sequel was first reported in February, when Disney chief Bob Iger said that the movie had "real franchise potential".

"The reason we agreed to a potential freeze of production is simple... to stabilise and improve the market" Mr Naimi told reporters.

A comparison of simulations and experimental measurements of membrane integrity supports the concept that, for two-step cooling, increasing intracellular supercooling is the primary contributor to potential freezing injury due to the increase in the likelihood of intracellular ice formation.

The new method provides a more realistic laboratory approach to assessing potential freeze-thaw impacts, and the effects of de-icing agents on soils beneath roads, and in different settings.

Iran's nuclear potential is frozen -- and that is their main security concern.

Imposing losses on Bank of America's creditors, though, has the potential to freeze the financial markets.

Backgrounds: It has been well known that Tc-99m sestamibi may have the potential for freezing myocardial perfusion.

(After secret service had checked under the ice for any potential assassins freezing there, of course).

However, with icy water flowing in from the Irish Sea, it has the potential to freeze someone to death within minutes on a particularly harsh winter night.

As you'd expect from a man whose productions and DJ sets redefine the idea of "chic, sleek, European house and techno," he's turned in a reworking so effortlessly cool that repeated exposure has the potential to freeze you to your own sofa.