Sentence examples for potential not to from inspiring English sources

The team's potential, not to mention its recent success, is providing a rare example of national unity.

The long-term impact of a young person not in education, employment or training is – put simply – a waste of potential, not to mention public money.

Higher levels of foreign aid have the potential not to only alleviate extreme poverty in our region, but to raise international opinion of Australia as a fair country.

Engelen said that CERN officials are now instructed, with respect to the L.H.C.'s world-destroying potential, "not to say that the probability is very small but that the probability is zero".

The scene nicely summed up Hong Kong's cultural ambitions: There was plenty of interest and potential, not to mention plenty of money, but the infrastructure was clearly nowhere near being done.

"We feel that in the pre-election period and after the election we are going to be hostage to many extraordinary factors," Mr. Jasani said To some extent, he said, investors have become too optimistic about India's potential not to be disappointed.

We see a huge potential not just to sell units but to create the same kind of love that men have for the brand".

The restoration of the commons has great potential not only to distribute wealth but also to change society.

Based on our preliminary work, rGO and Fe3O4NPs@GO exhibited the maximum potential, not only to remove impurities, but also to ameliorate taxol purity.

This includes social support interventions which have the potential not only to improve QoL but also to relieve cognitive symptom and depressive symptom burden [ 29].

Thus, immunochemical FOBT has the potential not only to improve specificity, but possibly to increase patient compliance because of the lack of dietary restrictions.