Sentence examples for potential rush from inspiring English sources

The potential rush on the seats was not evident yesterday at City Hall, with several departing members appearing perplexed at news of the provision.

Officials from some of those groups would say only that the numbers were still relatively small but that the spy case had them concerned about a potential rush of Jews seeking to leave Iran.

Town council members who are preparing legislation to limit the size of homes that can be built on the water said the moratorium was needed to head off a potential rush of building permit applications before their legislation can be approved.

The intervention of lighting may contribute to increase of confidence during stair descent while compromising the declined stride length in older adults and the potential "rush" factor for falls on stairs.

When the iPad came out, in 2010, businesses and organizations, buoyed by rhetoric about the tablet's world-changing potential, rushed to create tablet strategies.

1) Johnathan Franklin might have cost the Packers victory over Cincinnati with a fumble late in the game, but by that point the rookie had already demonstrated his explosive potential – rushing for 103 yards and a score on 13 carries.

Defenses have to commit to the running threat of both Tebow and his running back, meaning fewer players can go after either potential rusher and more running lanes are open for each player.

The potential "gold rush" was a factor that led to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea that aimed to ensure that the seabed's wealth outside territorial limits would be shared between developed and developing states.

Chinese (and global) Internet companies should look at Southeast Asian e-commerce as their next potential gold rush.

Some British businesses are already in prime positions to cash in on the potential gold rush.

It has also installed movable, wire-topped barriers, apparently to stop a potential mass rush of people.