Sentence examples for potential it would from inspiring English sources

Beckenbauer before the Germany-Belgium game, put the Johnson aphorism into soccer language: "Everything henceforth depends on speed, power and concentration". He thought that if Germany fulfilled its potential, it would go through to the final, that of its possible rivals on the way there, Italy had the best material and that the new football powers like Saudi Arabia would fall by the wayside.

But Roche's shares fell as investors worried about the cost of the acquisition and the potential it would have to raise its bid.

In 1964, on "Another Side of Bob Dylan," a transitional body of work was introduced; an appealing album with material so full of pop potential, it would quickly be gobbled up by other performers.

In his opening argument to the jury, Mr. Martens, the S.E.C.'s lead lawyer, depicted the commission's case as an assault on "Wall Street greed," arguing that Mr. Tourre created a deal "to maximize the potential it would fail".

In his opening argument to the jury, Matthew T. Martens, the leading lawyer for the agency, depicted the case against Mr. Tourre as an assault on "Wall Street greed," arguing that the former trader had created a deal "to maximize the potential it would fail".

If all the services had performed to their potential it would have meant more than 300,000 people becoming long-term quitters, which is defined as abstaining for at least a year.

Scharf and co say this current cannot be the origin of the measured potential because it would tend to diminish any potential measured outside the organ.

When Warner began accepting offers early this year, it told potential buyers it would accept bids for its recorded music division, its publishing division, or both.

[C9.] Airbus to Consider Changes to Long-Range Jet Airbus said that after receiving complaints from potential buyers, it would look at making improvements to its long-range A350 jet, which competes with Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner.

With $100 million a year in potential sales, it would remain a small part of Herman Miller's business, but its high profile lends an important cachet.

In 2010, the government promised potential students it would increase the threshold at which point repayments start.