Sentence examples for potential to project from inspiring English sources

Facebook in 2012 has the potential to project its power and truly take Facebook credits into a viable currency.

In line with the proposal to remove the behavioural category from the Transitivity system, one way to address the fact that a Target may emerge in a clause comprising a verbal process is to allow for the verbal process set to cater for a distinction between verbs with and those without the potential to project (see Bartley 2017 for more details on a proposal of verbal process subtypes).

This not only has cost savings but also the potential to see synergies across projects and research.

"I think both of them show leadership potential, an ability to project their vision of the future," he said.

Interest in red coralline algae is increasing because of their potential sensitivity to projected environmental changes such as ocean acidification, e.g. [ 6, 7], their use as a palaeoenvironmental proxy, e.g. [ 8- 10], and their fundamental role in maintaining ecosystem function [ 11].

It is emphasized that modular construction has the potential to shorten project design and engineering time, reduce costs and improve construction productivity.

"We're all trying to project potential without seeing the finished product.

We used standard leaching tests to characterize hazard potential and USEtox® to project impacts on human health and ecosystem.

Our goal was to project potential life expectancy (LE) gains that could be achieved by use of such a test.

What is being proposed as causal and generalizable phenomena (i.e., what constitutes the basis for applying observations of biological perturbations or realized risks in other contexts to project potential risks to humans as they are exposed)?

Impact assessments combine our understanding of the current state of the system with drivers of environmental change to project potential responses to changes in those drivers (Carter and others 1994; Carter and others 2007).