Sentence examples for potential tries from inspiring English sources

The BR exchange potential tries to model the Coulomb potential created by the exchange hole and approaches asymptotically to the exact Kohn-Sham exchange potential [10].

Walker pushed Williams to reach his potential, trying to make him consistently aggressive.

They were lucky Doncaster had a potential try by Mat Clark ruled out for supposed obstruction but Sheedy's accuracy meant the unthinkable never really looked likely.

The Mets did score two runs off Johnson, and had pinch-hitter Scott Hairston at the plate as the potential trying run with two outs in the seventh.

While Vermeulen, a one-time target for Bath, and Josiah Tuisova both enjoyed some productive carries, the sight of Smith, Mathieu Bastareaud and Bryan Habana making a mess of a potential try-scoring overlap on the left gave Bath further heart.

To this pair of eyes Ashton was slightly unlucky to be penalised for shoving his opponent off the ball, thus denying Duncan Taylor a potential try; had it been given the chase would have been every bit as influential as the kick.

He omitted to mention that his squad have mostly been together in camp for a fortnight and that the Barbarians were sharper behind the scrum in both thought and deed, their ex-rugby league winger Nick Cummins spilling two potential try-scoring passes.

The Lions, eager to raise the bar ever higher, looked particularly sharp initially, having a potential try disallowed after 40 seconds when Simon Zebo brushed the sideline with his left foot as he dived over for what, momentarily, looked like a stunning debut score.

Bath also had a potential try for Dave Attwood ruled out for a forward pass in the buildup and it was only in the final quarter that Exeter finally kept hold of the ball long enough to drive Lees over from 15 metres out.

"If they had put the pressure on and got a potential try it could have caused us difficulty.

The move came as a result of the incident which saw Leinster fly-half Ian Madigan sin-binned for cynically ending a potential try-scoring chance.