Sentence examples for potential to pull from inspiring English sources

"It has the potential to pull a team together.

It also has the potential to pull in women without putting off men.

In contrast, Paul was surging and had the potential to pull off an upset win in the Iowa caucuses.

"By playing by the rules, avoiding practices which risk harming the most vulnerable, and paying a fair share of taxes, the private sector has great potential to pull people out of poverty," she said.

By John Cassidy September 15, 2015 Ben Carson, pictured here at the Eagle Council forum in St . Louis has the potential to pull ahead of Donald Trump following the upcoming CNN G.O.P. debate.

He hadn't done very much but he showed the potential to pull this thing together; to start with London in a state of rubble and misery and to make something that's somehow a kind of celebration of survival.

Hit potential Likely to pull in dance audiences, theatregoers and pop-music fans.

Bradford had endured the worst week yet in a crisis that has been unravelling for almost two years, losing six league points for entering administration for a second time – a punishment which prompted their latest potential saviours to pull out of a takeover and write them off as certainties for relegation and the prop Nick Scruton to up sticks for Wakefield.

"For us you've got to look at it and say he is a potential risk to pull a hamstring or even worse because physically he's not ready to play 90 minutes".

It is easy for a potential rapist to pull over behind you and drag you into his/her car.

With everything going on in politics, young people are underestimated and have the potential to all pull together to change the government".