Sentence examples for potential kinds from inspiring English sources

Splitting immigrants by generation, we conducted our study considering two potential kinds of discrimination: statistical and taste-based.

Palm empty fruit bunch (EFB), a by-product of the palm oil industry, is being recognized as one of the most potential kinds of biomass for energy production in Thailand.

There are three potential kinds of gas-source sediments in this area, including the gray and light-brown mud of Facies IV, gray and yellowish-gray mud of Facies III, gray and yellowish-gray soft mud of Facies II (Figs. 2, 3).

"A character that has a history and a potential, kind of a rollicking good movie ride for the audience, Steven Spielberg as a director — what's not to like?" While Spielberg's comments suggest that a new Indiana Jones will not be crowned, producer Frank Marshall recently suggested that other characters might take over from Ford.

"A character that has a history and a potential, kind of a rollicking good movie ride for the audience, Steven Spielberg as a director — what's not to like?" Spielberg signalled his interest in returning to direct a fifth Indiana Jones movie with Ford in the lead at the 2015 British Academy Britannia wards in Beverly Hills last month.

"The insights that we have tell us that he is spontaneous, erratic, still worried about his place in the power structure, and manoeuvring to eliminate any potential kind of adversary or competitor, and does so obviously ruthlessly".

DFID has been working on access to medicines so you can infer a potential kind of conflict there".

To those of us who understand the technology, and its potential, these kinds of criticisms are fairly easily dismissed.

The beauty of this moment was not necessarily that I as an artist am sitting among heroes, but rather, I am the collective human, full of potential, the kind of potential embodied by the great thinkers that sat before me.

But the team was supposed to have been built to avoid this kind of potential embarrassment, the kind of losing that seems to feed on itself.

Mr. Lagerfeld also disclosed a love for technology — or, at least, for the accessorizing potential of certain kinds of gadgets.