Sentence examples for potential to walk from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the shooter says he felt threatened and, because of this, has the potential to walk because of Florida's controversial "stand your ground" gun law.

It is Vivie who undergoes a change of consciousness (if not character), and it is Vivie who has the potential to walk away with the play.

Anything you read in the papers has the potential to walk through your door, which means you have to be prepared for all eventualities.

If you focused on making a game that the 18-39 year old crowd would dig, there's plenty of potential to walk away with quite the cash pile.

Babies are born with the potential to walk, speak, read, and do mathematics.

Google expects revolutionary developments over the next few years and credit to them for putting themselves in a position where they can really make big things happen, a position that they know has the potential to walk a morally precarious line, and taking steps to steps to implement a new ethics committee to ensure guide rails.

Most of these tests are fairly informal, but occasionally (admittedly not often enough) we run full-blown user testing where we recruit and bring in potential users to walk through the app and give us feedback.

She said her mayoral ambitions for young people were to help them realise their potential, feel safe to walk London's streets, and ensure they get the experience to "travel the world" and broaden their horizons.

Connected street networks provide direct routes to school but when designed for heavy traffic, the potential for children to walk to school is reduced.

When haggling over price, for instance, "palms down" is often a clear, nonverbal signal that a potential buyer intends to walk away.

Realtors often have open houses during the weekends, where they hold a house they have listed for sale as open to the public in order to allow potential home buyers to walk through and explore the home.