Sentence examples for potential of helping from inspiring English sources

Murdoch says the potential of helping people right across society is a significant appeal of contemporary mental health nursing.

It's always good to hear that some robot makers are focusing on the development of machines that actually have the potential of helping people in their everyday life.

The basic question is whether an investment or entry to a new area has the potential of helping a company protect its future earning streams from industry and macro-economic pressures reflected in market portfolio returns.

The reporters then described the meager gains produced by test-driven school "reform," thus raising the question of why a Democrat would inflict so much pain on loyal constituencies, in support of risky policies with so little potential of helping schools.

Thus our study has the potential of helping researchers to break the internal metabolic limitation of the microbes for the MFC efficiency improvement.

The study has the potential of helping researchers to overcome the intrinsic metabolic limitation of the microorganisms for improving power density output of an MFC.

But guns serve two purposes: they function not only as weapons against the enemy but also as a potential means of helping rebels the United States favors enforce command and control within their ranks.

Bloomberg suggests a number of possibilities, under the broad potential mandates of helping with efforts on Apple's part to build or operate satellite tech for either imaging or communications.

One potential benefit of helping other cryptocurrency and blockchain companies grow is lending more stability to the sector, which is currently under scrutiny by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and considered risky by many investors.

It could be that Facebook is taking a page from that playbook and sees music as one potential way of helping to strengthen its own community efforts — community being the keyword at Facebook these days.

However, the discrediting potential of help seeking for participants extends beyond the subversion of disclosure containment strategies.