Sentence examples for potential to cut through from inspiring English sources

Celebrities certainly have the potential to cut through that, but that's also what makes their announcements so grating.

A green bond would have "the potential to cut through the current impasse and stimulate clean technologies globally".

There is no doubt that the BCF has the potential to cut through many of the obstacles facing people integrating services on the ground but the fact that half of it will come from money already spent in the hospital sector will always make it risky.

"The only way to access it was to cut through and cut away the decking area".

And then hammering that lesson home by unboxing a $179 "premium" smartphone that has to potential to cut a swathe through the low-end Android pack, decimating the businesses of sub-par OEMs.

First, it offers the potential to cut costs.

For practitioners and potential customers, it's more difficult than ever to cut through the noise and understand which new technology can truly impact your hiring process.

Candidates for local elections usually have a real passion for public service, but they have to find a way to cut through the noise to connect with potential voters.

Thinner air is easier to cut through.

"He was trying to cut through me".

There's no murk to cut through.