Sentence examples for potential to open from inspiring English sources

There is enormous potential to open up facilities to the public throughout the year.

The success here, Dr. Perry said, "has the potential to open up the whole field".

The Feb. 29 hearing into Mehrangate has the potential to open a political Pandora's box.

New discoveries in recent months also underscore the potential to open new oil frontiers.

This election (and other similar currents around the world) has the potential to open the way for someone or something entirely unanticipated.

"Understanding the molecular mechanisms that underpin susceptibility to diseases like Alzheimer's has the potential to open the door to new treatment and prevention approaches," he added.

"This is a critical step toward the commercialisation of stealth turbines, and holds potential to open a significant number of wind power locations for Vestas customers".

Jeffrey Sachs, a professor at Columbia University, says rather grandly that these "have the potential to open up a new era of technological and organisational breakthroughs" (see article).

But the bad news is that in the short term, this argument has the potential to open a real cleavage in the right-of-center coalition.

"The Gweagal Shield is a gateway that has the potential to open the discourse on the tragic modern history of the Indigenous Australians under colonisation," said the letter, which was signed on behalf of the Gweagal elders, ancestors and people.

A landmark discovery into the genetic makeup of tumours has the potential to open a new front in the war on cancer, delivering potent therapies that are tailored to individual patients, scientists have said.