Sentence examples for potential unrealised from inspiring English sources

But ultimately this defeat means another year without a trophy, another year of potential unrealised, another summer of speculation about their star player.

The biggest problem children face is the link between educational underachievement and poverty, it argues, concluding: "What is worrying is the persistence of a long tail of severely disadvantaged children whose early lives are unhappy, whose potential is unrealised and whose future is bleak".

And so I wanted to come to this magnificent continent, full of more untapped potential and unrealised talent than any other, to talk about the future, and the global society that we can build together.

Policy recommends that children and young people in inpatient settings are enabled to lead lives as normal as possible in the face of risks to loss of potential and unrealised hopes [ 23].

But their economic potential is largely unrealised.

I'm scared of having unrealised potential.

"The cost of hunger is measured not only in lost lives but also in unrealised potential for individuals," say the report's authors.

There is still massive unrealised potential in shared medical knowledge, which is nothing to do with whether articles are open access or not.

The beauty of the play is that the action stems from the rhythms of work yet behind the frenzy lurks an awareness of life's unrealised potential.

In his book Unweaving the Rainbow, Richard Dawkins talks hauntingly of unrealised potential: We are going to die and that makes us the lucky ones.

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