Sentence examples for potential to dominate from inspiring English sources

Nix has the potential to dominate, but Alabama might have the guys who can neutralize him.

Lees said Yorkshire have the youth and the potential to dominate the county scene in future years.

"Wales have the potential to dominate northern hemisphere rugby for some time," says Shane Williams, Wales's record try scorer, who retired from international rugby last December.

Can the Lebedevs be buoyant about an Evening Standard, with the obvious website potential to dominate London, boasting a mere 10% online?

We've got the potential to dominate, or certainly to be competitive every time we go out and that's where I'd like to be really.

Regulators are also likely to take a look at the merged company's potential to dominate the mail-order pharmacy and specialty drug markets.

As a symbolic practice Quality of Care evaluations have the potential either to dominate or emancipate the actual practice of care.

Global sporting occasions have a way of turning even the most passive spectators into fanatics and home-based ones have the potential to entirely dominate culture and conversation.

Its domestic market, if current growth rates are sustained, will outstrip the US by 2017; it has a massive global diaspora (twice the size of the Indian one), as well as the potential to culturally dominate Pacific cinema; the Chinese government, despite Hollywood's efforts to penetrate the market, seems likely to retain local control.

Their press release proclaims their greatness: "Burning brighter than a building on fire and 10 times groovier than most white acts on the scene today, Savoy Motel have all the potential to completely dominate the music world of tomorrow!" More old-school, period tricks: they mailed out the press release with a black and white signed photo of the band and a vinyl promo single.

Given his age, he has the potential and ability to dominate this award for years in an unprecedented way".