Sentence examples for potential to catch from inspiring English sources

The acoustic device has the potential to catch many more, she said.

So regular screenings have the potential to catch the disease early and reduce the victims of cervical cancer dramatically".

They may be starting from a more disadvantaged level, with greater potential to catch up as the RDI score improves.

Influenzas always draw notice, and always deserve it, because of their great potential to catch hold, spread fast, circle the world and kill lots of people.

"At no time was there any statement made by the company or by any federal official that what was buried at Beatty had a potential to catch fire," Bryan remembered.

GoPro's device sticks up on helmets and has the potential to catch on twigs and leaves during the shot.

A general practice screening model also offers the potential to opportunistically "catch" unscreened diabetics presenting to the general practitioner in a variety of other situations.

Note, however, that the predicted language scores are always higher for children with lower implant ages, so this longer bilateral activation window does not imply better language scores for children implanted later, rather that a bilateral CI has the potential to help catch up some (not all) of the delay due to a delayed first implant.

The potential for wires to catch synovial reflections at the tibial plateau should caution against very proximal wire placement; perforation of the synovium should be suspected if any wire site persistently drains serous fluid, and arrangements should be made to relocate the wire.

Get one of those at the wrong time - after your rivals have set their times but before you have done yours - and there is obvious potential to be caught out.

This is especially important for step 2. At this stage you have the most potential to be caught in a lie or, if discussing something you don't know much about, there is the chance you will be left not knowing what to say.