Sentence examples for potential of leaving from inspiring English sources

It had the potential of leaving the less-moneyed spouse in a very fragile economic condition...even if the marriage were to end because of the natural death in old age of the more-moneyed spouse.

Which leaves those who traffic in sarcasm or flip humor to either sort out the most effective way to type their eye-rolls or retorts without coming off like passive aggressives, or proceed with the potential of leaving employees, clients, or co-workers unintentionally insulted, unnecessarily hurt, or just completely unclear as to the point and purpose of a snarky comment.

Because of these benefits, industries avoid pursuing any other form of potentially advantageous technologies because of the potential costs of leaving the coordinating group and the start up costs involved in joining another industrial network (ibid).

"The government should bring before parliament serious cost-benefit analysis of the potential impact of leaving both the single market and the customs union.

Her father, Colin spoke to the Irish Mirror about his family's ordeal in a bid to warn other parents about the potential dangers of leaving the products around children.

Meanwhile, Clegg has taken on the role of Brexit spokesman for the Lib Dems and has released a series of detailed papers examining issues such as the likely impact on food prices and the potential effects of leaving the jurisdiction of the European court of justice.

Without any plans to properly involve parliament before a vote, to call a general election or offer the protection of a referendum on the terms of any deal, how could I – as a democrat and someone who believes in social and environmental justice – possibly vote to throw the country into the potential nightmare of leaving the EU within two years without any proper plan?

Colposcopists will need to carefully consider whether the benefits of a small excision outweigh the potential risk of leaving diseased tissue on the cervix (i.e. positive margins), risking the need for further treatment.

The increased sexual risk-taking that followed a negative test result in a cohort conducted in Zimbabwe [ 43] moreover indicates the potential dangers of leaving out individuals who have tested HIV negative without proper preventive counselling.

The larger and more rich resources the habitat is, the lower the probability that an individual will leave it, due to increased energy expenditure and higher mortality risk; therefore, it is plausible to expect that organisms should move only when the costs of remaining outweigh the potential costs of leaving the habitat (North et al. 2011).

While the research community should continue to investigate the cause and nature of these practice type differences, the potential human cost of leaving practice equipment unregulated seems unnecessarily high.