Sentence examples for potential road from inspiring English sources

Once scientists understand that biology, they can test the specific molecules that affect those specific sleep pathways — a potential road toward new drug targets and pharmaceuticals.

The SES was calling on those going to the Deni Ute Muster or travelling inland to check for potential road closures.

Russell Maitland, chief of the Chappaqua Fire Department, said that while any potential road closings create concern about access for emergency vehicles, he was not worried about the bridge project impeding traffic.

The AA warned motorists to be "very savvy" when driving in a "nasty cocktail of potential road disruption", and Cumbria police warned of high winds and rain, urging people to drive slowly and only if necessary.

He noted that a phone conversation was not the same as talking to a passenger, who might notice a potential road hazard even before the driver does and stop talking and perhaps even warn the driver.

According to the district's police chief, Pacha Gul, the French soldiers, local leaders and tribal elders had gathered to discuss potential road projects, new dams, bridges and other development projects that are important elements of the military's attempts to build goodwill among Afghans and restore the country's shattered infrastructure.

The Eros project will examine this, looking at how parents shape their children's emotions, how domestic partners affect each other's moods, and how a beacon of calm in the workplace may turn into a potential road-rager as soon as he leaves the office.

While Rad tells us that its newest promotional deal does not in fact represent its current or future efforts to monetize, it does indicate potential roads the company could take to ramping up revenue generation.

When we started she had only written three of the books so it was like trying to walk down two potential roads not at all knowing what the end would be but having some sense of what that man's life was," Rickman said.

Thus, Dr Davis pointed out that it was important to consider potential road-blocks for commercialization and de-risk the technology early-on during research development process.

USGS chloride sample results from streams near metropolitan areas were retrieved from 1969 to 2008 for assessment of potential road-salt influence throughout the country and to provide context for the more intensive Wisconsin study results.