Sentence examples for potential talk from inspiring English sources

Even before you get too absorbed with potential talk of a trip to the capital, Wakefield's lack of success in recent years can be measured by the fact that it is eight years since their last appearance in the semi-finals of rugby league's most famous competition: although, with Chris Chester at the helm, perhaps we should have known all along this would be Wakefield's night.

To hear Vallerand speaking about his research be sure to check out his Mind & It's Potential talk here.

Recall the 2009 1 trillion stimulus; then QE1, QE2; then what looks like terminal short interest rates near zero (at least to 2013); then the 400 billion Operation Twist; then a near half trillion jobs bill on the table that coincides with the 2009 stimulus run-off; now potential talk about QE3?

All those contentions are likely to fuel what is already widespread pessimism about the potential talks.

"It is the leader who decides on the possibility, scope and extent of potential talks with the U.S.," Mr. Mohebbian said.

But Mr. Khamenei, who has the final word on potential talks, said on Sunday that he did not trust American officials enough to engage in comprehensive direct talks.

"Our supreme leader, Mr. Khamenei, has given the green light; that means there will be no groups trying to sabotage potential talks like in the past," Mr. Ghorbanpour said.

DealBook » Spitzer As Wall Street's Defender | In a conversation about the Occupy Wall Street protests, Eliot Spitzer mounted a qualified defense of the industry he policed as New York's attorney general — but also offered the protesters some potential talking points.

But he said no one on the Democratic side of those potential talks has been approached by Republican leaders.

The report, which is due out next week, will provide crucial insight and potential talking points to legislators as they determine whether to support legalization.

Your teachers may have written things like "Doesn't work to potential," "Talks out of turn", "Blurts out answers," or "Doesn't raise hand".