Sentence examples for potential more from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Becchetti said Albania's potential more than offset all the obstacles.

Another April day, this time near Poboleda, made this potential more apparent.

But that reflects a change in European entrepreneurial potential more than in American attitudes.

She's also significantly increased her earning potential, more than justifying the outlay on tuition fees.

The figures themselves become more animated and are twisted to emphasize their dramatic potential more fully.

Advocates love the international game's lexical inclusiveness and enhanced scoring potential (more words equals more chances for points).

For the sake of U.S.C.'s possible redemption and Notre Dame's fulfilling its potential, more defining games remain.

Who has failed to live up to his early-career potential more: former Madrid starlet Royston Drenthe or Ajax and Liverpool wastrel Ryan Babel (ryanbabel.com)?

It didn't matter that so many of the girls were smart and showed lots of potential, more than a lot of the boys.

The European Union has mandated that refrigerants with a global-warming potential more than 150 times that of carbon dioxide be fully eliminated from new cars by 2017.

I never wanted my name and the word "malignant" mentioned in the same sentence, yet "low" was certainly better than "high" and "potential" more reassuring than actual.