Sentence examples for potential to switch from inspiring English sources

Those figures underline the potential to switch spending priorities in ways the United States would welcome.

Of these, 12 atoms have the potential to switch hybridization between sp2 and sp3, forming dimers.

Among the insights provided by recognition of positive feedbacks in land-cover climate change relationships, is the potential to switch depending on how evaporation differs among neighbouring regions.

Double Olympic champion Reed, 31, told BBC Sport: "There's lots of options, lots of enthusiasm and lots of potential to switch seats at this stage of the Olympiad.

Within that overall departmental budget, there is potential to switch more money into flood alleviation schemes or cleaning gullies, for example.

Despite this somewhat gloomy prognosis for the near future, emerging and other developing countries still have a great potential to "switch over," and in the mid-term, consolidate their position as the new engines of global economic growth.

Although this potential bias cannot be ruled out by statistical methods, we attempted to address physicians' potential preference to switch patients to olanzapine soon after patients' enrollment in the study.

Quieter, cleaner parlours are opening up where balls can be bought for just one yen each (rather than the usual four yen) with smaller potential winnings to switch the focus onto the game itself rather than gambling.

This lack of dissociation likely blocks both resection (Shibata et al., 2011, Zhou and Paull, 2013) and the potential ability to switch to an alternative pathway (either Alt-NHEJ or HR), thus leading to a severe repair defect (Chan et al., 2002, Cui et al., 2005).

The potential for voters to switch their loyalties is often driven by the depths of their dislikes.

Question:       As far, you said there is a concern that you want to monitor the potential for this to switch back and forth.