Sentence examples for potential to unite from inspiring English sources

That pitch has the potential to unite Republicans at a time when they aren't united on much of anything else.

"A public health perspective has the potential to unite all actors behind a common cause — the health and wellbeing of our families, communities, and countries," the report states.

What must be alarming to the gun lobby, though, is that the N.B.A. campaign and others like it have the potential to unite many Americans.

Secretary of State John Kerry heralded it as a "major milestone," with "the potential to unite all of Iraq's diverse communities for a strong Iraq".

Mostly forgotten before Sept. 11, he has since been taken increasingly seriously as someone with the potential to unite his people.

The time may indeed be right for such a move, and there's no doubt that the programme offers the potential to unite many elements of British theatre under one roof.

It is argued that semiotics has the potential to merge and unite various design approaches into one fundamental theory that is naturally interpretable and so comprehensible in terms of computer use.

It has infinite potential to connect and unite people, shine light into dark corners, open and enlighten minds, call people to action, call the powerful to task, make you smile..

Kaluza-Klein theory has been regarded as a candidate of fundamental theory due to its potential function to unite the fundamental interactions.

Metin Heper, a political scientist, said that Erdogan believes in the potential of Islam to unite people around an ideal and build morality, integrity and drive.

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa has barred the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader and a Nobel Peace Prize winner, from attending a peace conference here this week that is supposed to promote the 2010 World Cup and the potential of sport to unite people across races and nations.