Sentence examples for potential to remind from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Beyoncé and Amal have the potential to remind us that ― even in Hollywood ― there are other possibilities for women expecting twins.

While Cuccinelli is aiming to tout the law as evidence of his tough approach toward criminals who victimize children, the move also has the potential to remind voters of Cuccinelli's social conservatism and opposition to LGBT rights.

There's nothing like a potential natural disaster to remind people how much they rely on the government, and to undermine the G.O.P. message that the market will solve everything, or almost everything.

"The best introduction to a potential employer is to remind him or her of the face-to-face or telephone conversation you have already had relative to your job search or to mention that you have heard about the job vacancy from a friend or other contact that works for the organization," Dunston says.

How best to remind potential buyers of that zippy-but-grippy excitement?

Messages have been tailored to remind potential students of HKUST's position as a strategic gateway to China.

He is preparing to mail more than 3,000 letters to remind potential voters of Election Day, setting up a phone bank and finding recruits to monitor the polls.

Perhaps the publicity accompanying the charges will help to remind potential investors that the title "emerging growth company" means virtually nothing.

It promises to give insight into the irreverant personalities of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld, and to remind potential customers what they might like to buy from the brand: be it haute couture or perfume.

One benefit of the rebel tour, then, was that it permitted the Colombian government to remind potential European donors that it is up against dogmatic guerrillas with a blinkered view of the world and little sense of politics other than from the barrel of a gun.

Edward R. Tufte, the author of "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information," is enthusiastic about the potential of digital globes to remind us of earth's offline realities — "by forgetting about the 3D whole Earth, flatland economic optimizing leads to global pessimizing" — as well as the possibility that a company like Apple will someday soon roll out a Retina-caliber spherical display.