Sentence examples for potential of competing from inspiring English sources

The devices have the potential of competing against Skype's service.

The move sets up the potential of competing power centers in Pakistan, with an army chief separate from the president and the recent return from exile of the country's two main opposition leaders.

"We see fuel cells as the first technology that has come along in 100 years that has the potential of competing with the internal combustion engine," said Scott Fosgard, a G.M. official involved in hydrogen cars.

In addition to underestimating the costs and risks other manufacturers could encounter in moving to their new technology, proponents of the process, like true believers in any new technology, are probably underestimating the strengths and potential of competing technologies.

Magnetic refrigeration at room temperature is a promising technology with the potential of competing with traditional vapor compression technology.

It goes without saying that the possibility of such comparison is very useful in Technology Foresight, where one has to assess the potential of competing technologies, and the focus on other dimensions such as product performance could be misleading and potentially dangerous, as extensively discussed in [23].

In other words, when policy makers know the cost and potential effect of competing interventions, the estimates provided in this study can be used to estimate the potential healthcare benefit of these interventions.

A 2007 discussion paper published by the British Medical Association also makes this point: "Equality of opportunity is an explicit goal of our education system, giving individuals the best chance of achieving their full potential and of competing on equal terms with their peers.

Even if American officials have trained most of their energies and attention elsewhere after 9/11, China's new generation of diplomats, like its ambassador to Australia, Fu Ying, are keenly attuned to the potential tug of competing allegiances, and seem prepared to plug any gaps.

Comparison of the potential consequences of competing strategies, as well as the practices required to achieve best outcomes, will allow for optimal resource allocation and health policy decisions.

This analysis allowed us to evaluate a potential effect of competing risks on the observed results (Fine and Gray, 1999).