Sentence examples for potential to repel from inspiring English sources
Before supporting Trump, most Republicans must overcome doubts about his temperament, his ideology, his reckless statements, his questionable respect for the Constitution, and his potential to repel a generation or more of young and nonwhite voters.
There are a lot of medicinal plants having potential to repel mosquito such as marigold, basil, chrysanthemum, citronella lavender including geranium (Rajkumar and Jebanesan 2007; Sritabutra et al. 2011).
What this mainstream understanding of social inclusion does not address is the experience of internal and external worlds, articulated by our interviewees, as in some way like poles of a magnet, with the potential to repel as well as to attract.
Both Dnmt 3L and Dnmt 3A have the potential to be repelled by H3K4me3 (Jia et al., 2007; Ooi et al., 2007), suggesting that recruitment of H3K4 methyltransferases with CpG-binding CXXC domains protects CGIs against de novo methylation.
If the particles have a large negative zeta potential or large positive zeta potential, they will tend to repel each other and there will be no attraction to assemble together.
One advert offered employment to able-bodied men who could use dogs to repel potential student takeovers.
It's no secret that the temporary assistance program was designed to repel potential applicants, and at this it has been stunningly successful.
In a referendum in 2002, after decades of soul-searching, the Swiss people at last agreed to join the UN.Now that it is surrounded by EU countries on all sides, Switzerland feels less need to be armed to the teeth to repel potential invaders.
When all the particles in suspension have a large negative or positive zeta potential, they will tend to repel with each other and there will be no tendency of the particles to assemble together.
Candidates don their Christian credentials like armor to repel potential attacks on their motivations and character.
Female moths release bombykal to repel potential mates.
