Sentence examples for potential of certain from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lagerfeld also disclosed a love for technology — or, at least, for the accessorizing potential of certain kinds of gadgets.
In response to the recent Food and Drug Administration warning about the potential of certain antidepressants to increase suicidal thinking, Andrew Solomon (Op-Ed, March 29) suggests that we should "return to sustained scrutiny of depressed patients" and that "a qualified doctor should be keeping a close eye on the patient," especially during the first two months of treatment.
Lee Charnley, the managing director, Graham Carr, the chief scout, and the club ambassador, Bob Moncur, met in York where alternatives to McClaren were discussed and a process of "due diligence" began on the potential of certain candidates to lead an escape from relegation.
Thus, the enzymatic potential of certain lactobacilli might be explored to generate flavor compounds from plant polyphenols.
Additionally, it should be highlighted that the lack of potential of certain areas persuades decision-makers to implement the THUs.
The present study examines the potential of certain variables obtained upon admission to diagnose abnormal glucose metabolism.
It seemed possible that the high coevolution potentials of certain amino acid pairs were actually a result of their correlation to physical proximity rather than an explanation for it.
Therefore, our theory suggests a potential normative explanation for how animals (who might be a priori naïve about potential dangers of certain internal states) would learn to avoid extreme physiological instability, without ever exploring how good or bad they are.
When the Octel Corporation found that its chief executive had initiated a transaction that it says "may have resulted in a potential violation of certain laws," did it send him packing with two weeks' pay?
The officials, with trade experts, blame America for overstating the potential dangers of certain goods or passing on tips about illicit shipments that are inaccurate or too vague to act.
It instructs the F.D.A. to do three things: broaden reporting of potential shortages of certain prescription drugs; speed reviews of applications to begin or alter production of these drugs; and provide more information to the Justice Department about possible instances of collusion or price gouging.
