Sentence examples for potential has begun from inspiring English sources

That potential has begun to be realized, as Akashic has already printed nearly 300,000 copies and sold more than 50,000, many in preorders, since the book does not officially go on sale until next week.

Deep-learning techniques have been around for 20 or 30 years, but they're computationally expensive and require large volumes of data to train, and so it's only in the last few years that their potential has begun to be realised.

Deep-learning techniques have been around for 20 or 30 years, but they're computationally expensive and require large amounts of data, and so it's only in the last few years that their potential has begun to be realized.

The Philippines' economy has significant potential and has begun to realise some of it; but there is still much more to be done not just for the economy but for its people.

The identification of both disease-causative genes and potential therapeutics has begun to be approached by using integrative network-relevant methods for knowledge representation and reasoning [ 14, 15].

TiVo, whose surveys have routinely showed that viewers value time-shifting more than fast-forwarding, is aware of this potential threat and has begun offering new services, like downloads and searches of Internet content.

The alternative approach of performing unbiased searches for genetic modifiers to reveal potential unsuspected factors has begun to be employed in HD.

Every one making a promise having the quality of a contract will be under a duty to the promisee by virtue of the promise, but under another duty, apart from contract, to an indefinite number of potential beneficiaries when performance has begun.

With 65 correspondents worldwide — drawn from a surfeit of experienced reporters eager to continue working in their specialties even as potential employers disappear — GlobalPost has begun offering a mix of news and features that only a handful of other news organizations can rival.

There's also that little matter of a potential "Bridesmaids" sequel, which has begun to pick up steam.

Fizzion has begun recruiting potential start-ups, although it has signed no agreements yet, Mr. Lowe said.