Sentence examples for reach a potential from inspiring English sources

But when they do, they reach a potential readership of up to 20 million.

Never before had anyone with a video camera been able to reach a potential audience of millions and for many – including pensioner Peter Oakley and BMX rider Danny MacAskill (both featured here) – they did so by accident.

Mr. Greenwald says in each of the Statler's rooms is an average of one point six guests, who stay an average of 2 days, so the programs reach a potential 12,000 visitors a week.

Blink TV, which has produced SBS's Eurovision broadcasts since 2009, said Eurovision Asia could reach a potential audience of more than a billion, compared with the 200 million viewers Eurovision claims to reach each year.

The utility of loud caterwauling to attract a mate in the first place is fairly obvious, especially for species like the black-footed cat of southern Africa, which is so territorial that it must be particularly loud to reach a potential partner beyond its wide range.

New Castle is part of a consortium of eight communities that joined together for more negotiating clout and that have agreed to share their programming, which allows their shows to reach a potential audience of 150,000 people in 55,000 homes.

In reality, we've reached a potential golden age for science-fiction films.

Telefonica says it reaches a potential market exceeding 550 million customers in 24 nations through affiliates in Europe, the United States, Latin America and Africa.

Antenna mast is 750 feet above the street so the station reaches a potential audience of 14 million people.

He was captivated by the reach of QVC; through cable, this live, twenty-four-hour home-shopping network and its separate fashion channel reached a potential forty-five million homes.

In Brewster, for example, the cable company RCN, runs the public access station Channel 8, which reaches a potential audience of 32,000 homes in 10 towns in Putnam and Dutchess Counties.