Sentence examples for potential particularly from inspiring English sources

The absence of Tim Murtagh from the bowling attack is a blow but they remain the strongest of the associate nations (the defeat by Scotland in Sydney notwithstanding) and they will be desperate to prove their major-nation potential, particularly against Zimbabwe, whom they could potentially face in the inaugural ICC Test Challenge in 2018.

Carrying the new self-propelled torpedo, the torpedo boat had great potential, particularly under conditions of low visibility.

Low rates of new lending hits new firms with high growth potential particularly hard, which shores up problem in the future.

Exploration for petroleum, which had long showed geological potential, particularly under Lakes Albert and Edward, proceeded slowly until 2006, when oil was struck.

"Of all the various strategies proposed to help the housing market," said Gus Faucher, director of macroeconomics at Moody's Economy.com, "I think this one has the greatest potential, particularly for expensive housing markets".

Teesside has a good reputation among many members of parliament as a university that lets people fulfil their potential, particularly people who were previously disadvantaged in regards to higher education opportunities".

What these numbers fail to capture is the extent to which people are frustrated to be in jobs which don't use their skills or their full potential - particularly among young people with degrees, and the debts that go with them.

But Obamacare enrollment hasn't reached anywhere near its potential -- particularly in the private market.

siRNAs have virtually an unlimited therapeutic potential, particularly for the treatment of inflammatory diseases.

In summary, CPPs have the tremendous potential, particularly in the field of therapeutics.

The use of nanotechnology in the food industry has great potential, particularly in the area of food packaging.