Sentence examples for potentially vibrant from inspiring English sources

"They can't see that there is a potentially vibrant democratic movement in the Arab world," he said.

With experienced troops holding the line against Islamic State, impressive oil resources and a potentially vibrant democratic government, the Kurdish claim for independence could be difficult for the world to ignore, even if neighbors like Turkey, Iran and Syria object.

With increasing access to big data, POI data, mobile phone data, Baidu heat map and other new data sources, the relationship between rail transit and urban form is potentially a vibrant field for future research.

SSNs can serve as a vehicle of political co-optation of independent NGOs and community organizations or alternatively as the basis for the development of a more vibrant and potentially independent civil society.

I should like to say once again that it is not a contradiction to say that Iran is a very important country that has a vibrant society – potentially – and that we have to seek relations with it.

A promising lyric soprano had grown, it seemed, into a potentially major spinto soprano with a vibrant sound and real dramatic intensity.

But Andrea Schwartz, a Manhattan speech teacher, says she and many other potentially disaffected Jews are instead seeking a more vibrant experience as adults, mindful of their children's future memories.

The mobile game has many potentially unique properties; it's an incredibly stimulating and vibrant art form".

Investors and game-making companies are counting on the talent and passion of young people like Abdulrahman to help build a vibrant Arab gaming industry and conquer a share of the potentially lucrative market.

Potentially harmful (and decidedly unnatural) food industry technologies come into sharp and vibrant focus in Zim & Zou's paper-sculpture installation, Edible Monsters.

Stable, small market teams who consistently punch above their weight on the field and who develop a vibrant and viable culture off it, are a model for navigating the potentially treacherous waters of expansion – at least in the medium-term.