Sentence examples for preparation for potential from inspiring English sources

And already, in preparation for potential litigation, grain operators and food companies are reviewing the original registration for StarLink that the E.P.A. granted Aventis.

The deal underscores the aggressive efforts by content and telecommunications companies to expand their networks, in preparation for potential advertising and e-commerce opportunities over broadband networks.

But such worries can become self-fulfilling if workers start cutting back in preparation for potential job losses.

Anti-virus firm McAfee said it believed a 10-day denial of service attack in 2011 originated from the North and suggested it was an attempt to test the South's computer defences in preparation for potential future conflicts.

Thousands of workers sandbagged riverbanks and checked reservoirs in Wuhan city in central Hubei province in preparation for potential floods expected to flow from the swollen Yangtze and Han rivers, an official with the Yangtze water resources commission said.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y). told reporters after Barr's testimony that he planned to ask the court to release grand-jury material because it is relevant to any preparation for potential impeachment proceedings.

But, he said: "These floods underline once again why we must continue to invest in our flood defences and review existing preparations for potential events like this in the future".

Moreover, other neutralizing antibodies elicited in this screen and targeting different PA-epitopes are being evaluated, and will be combined in therapeutic preparations for potential synergistic effects.

Preparations for potential secondary attacks directed at rescue workers, including hazardous material and bioterrorism, were reviewed by the emergency and critical care director with the hospital director.

Thus, we used ten different p-nitrophenyl substrates in order to test the recombinant enzyme preparations for potential activities toward other terminal monosaccharide residues, which, for example, could derive from contaminations with P. pastoris proteins.

Another MP, Roman Bronfman, said if Mr Ritter was correct, it meant the government had misled the Israeli public in the run-up to the war when it ordered people to prepare sealed rooms and gas masks in preparation for a potential WMD attack.