Sentence examples for potential in the term from inspiring English sources

Still, I'm not sure it's just his ability to spot comic potential in the term "HD ready" that has led Lawson and the Mail to clasp McIntyre to their bosoms.

Greater public investment will boost economic potential in the long term and bolster spending in the short term.

Management change and potential strategic change suggest limited upside potential in the near term.

"The potential in the short term is nothing," said Edward Chow, an energy and security analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

"This has the potential, in the long term, to become our largest market".

Employers will often look to see that you can communicate in a certain field and look to nurture your skills and potential in the long term.

"I love India, but I believe that Apple has some higher potential in the intermediate term in some other countries," Mr. Cook said.

But because of the psychological factors [of many people not liking the idea of eating insects directly] the greatest potential in the short term at least, could be to rear insects to provide animal feed, he said.

Knowledge about the genetic population structure of existing stands of willows and poplars is necessary to preserve their genetic potential in the long term.

Methane is a greenhouse gas that has much greater planet-warming potential in the short term than carbon dioxide.

The sheer fact that they are indoors, protected from even the most volatile environments, gives farming units like Aerofarms' serious potential in the long term.