Sentence examples for potential of turning from inspiring English sources

Eleventh-hour developments like this always have the potential of turning an election.

After the new year, the Pellicano case has the potential of turning into a significant Hollywood scandal.

"It felt like you are part of something that has all the potential of turning into something revolutionary".

The virtue these examples teach is not deception but patience... [E]very prize has the potential of turning into a booby prize.

Every national holiday has the potential of turning into a day of protest, and the regime must send out hundreds of thousands of security forces, as it did in the days leading up to the anniversary on Saturday.

"This has been sustaining us throughout these hard years, but now we're looking at the potential of turning things around," said Ms. Poole while preparing kale and spinach seeds for spring planting.

One potential bonus of turning ordinary Facebook followers into focus groups is that it can provide a marketing bonanza.

According to Stewart's book, Burke once relished the potential challenge of turning around a failing ABC at Disney.

Instead of dwelling on the potential downsides of turning the Big 3-0, I made a conscious decision to do the opposite.

And, when pressed, he does allow that there is "a lot of potential" for turning the TV set-top box into a platform for applications, but insists, "I have no insights as to what form of applications will be deployed on those set-top boxes or not".

This is evidence of the potential for turning violence into an enjoyable public show.