Sentence examples for potential goal from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay lost a potential goal with 3 28 to play after a video review.

According to Rule 57(g): "No goal may be awarded (or disallowed) as a result of video review once the puck has been dropped and play has resumed following the first stoppage of play after the potential goal".

In a sign of regional stability, Israeli leaders did not allow themselves to be baited into a conflict with Egypt, an obvious potential goal of the attack near the border.

That, however, remains to be demonstrated experimentally and is a potential goal for future research.

Such spillovers support technological variety, one potential goal of technology policy.

In addition, numerous epigenetic modifications represent a potential goal of novel therapeutic strategies and treatment design.

But the donors said that it was "unrealistic"—not in terms of Ghana's needs, potential, goals, or plans, but in terms of what the donors were prepared to fund.

The sudden appearance of these videos, and the kinds of trophy videos that The Lede collected last week, pointed to at least two potential goals on the part of those encouraging their proliferation.

GFE is an evaluation model where the independent evaluator is intentionally screened from the program's stated goals and objectives in hopes of reducing potential goal-related tunnel vision.

The judgement was especially frustrating for the hosts as it would have avoided any potential goal-line controversy - the new Goal Decision System was used to perfection by showing the ball had marginally crossed the line.

Here we consider these approaches in terms of three potential goals: improvement of dystrophic phenotype, expression of dystrophin, and overexpression of utrophin.