Sentence examples for potential quite from inspiring English sources

Each has the potential, quite literally, to kill the other.

And the pace of change is extraordinary; the wealth creating potential quite staggering.

"When you look at Obama, his potential seems quite explosive".

"There's the potential for quite significant clashes".

"Potential adopters quite often come with expectations: they want a baby, as young as possible.

The potential is quite clearly there but the record of accomplishment doesn't come close to matching that potential.

Thus the consensus has, in short, misrepresented the post-Brexit potential outlook quite seriously to UK voters in this referendum.

Wastewater may be used for agricultural as well as for landscape irrigation purposes; therefore, its toxicity potential is quite important.

Reproductive potential is quite high: females annually bear a litter of four offspring, each of which are genetically identical haploid clones of one another (monozygotic polyembryony).

In China, with vast grassland and arable land, the biogas potential is quite high, owing to tremendous amount of organic waste from agriculture and husbandry.

Although the onset potential is quite low (−0.2 V vs. SCE), the material is a prospective candidate in power sources, oxygen sensors and some chemical processes.