Sentence examples for potential to take over from inspiring English sources
Mr. Baptist said the weed had the potential to take over the entire sanctuary if left unchecked.
Speaking to the Financial Times, music industry analyst Mark Mulligan said Apple Music had the potential to take over Spotify and become the world's leading streaming service by 2017.
The character, which first debuted in 1963 as the creation of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, even has the potential to take over from Tony Stark as the central figure in the Marvel universe should Downey Jr decide not to return for further solo outings in the wake of The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Captain America 3.
"If we pull all the levers, change teacher training, help training schools to support others to go down this path, get schools that have language potential to take over under-performing schools, and we move the curriculum review in the right direction, then we can move towards the goal.
In contrast to the commercial sensors, the developed belt-type sensor system shows a great potential to take over the commercial pneumography and 3-lead ECG sensors.
However, the latest developments of 89Zr possess the potential to take over these applications because of a longer half-life that better matches the biological half-life of the mAbs and it is cheaper to produce.
Others tipped as potential candidates to take over in 2018 were Mariss Jansons, Daniel Barenboim and Gustavo Dudamel, although Barenboim and Dudamel reportedly ruled themselves out.
Mr. Skyler is one potential candidate to take over some operational duties, having become a key member of Mr. Bloomberg's inner circle.
Rob Woodward, the STV chief executive, said he was already in the early stages of discussions with other Scottish media organisations over a potential partnership to take over the production of its ITV1 local news bulletins.
Should the worst happen, Davies has been earmarked as one of the potential candidates to take over at Upton Park, along with a host of names that includes former Croatia manager and Hammers star Slaven Bilic and Queens Park Rangers' Harry Redknapp.
Elstein, considered by some to be a potential candidate to take over as Channel 4 chairman when Luke Johnson steps down at the end of the year, also said the broadcaster needed "a new board, new governance, a new remit and a new start".
