Sentence examples for realised potential from inspiring English sources
She appears on this list because she's unlike any other mainstream pop starlet currently working, and has an abundance of only periodically realised potential.
Again: absolutely not funny, two young lives – all those hopes, all those dreams, all that nervous energy just bustling to turn into realised potential – extinguished in a flash.
Despite the relative rapidity of these mean range extensions, there is evidence that many species have not fully realised potential range boundary extensions because other factors, such as habitat loss and fragmentation, are acting to limit both their population size and the effectiveness of their dispersal [12].
The GPS tracking: Location devices revolutionised covert investigation and have the (still not fully realised) potential to produce much greater savings both as an asset and a resource management tool as well as to support an investigation.
Cardew's life in music is one of the most important of the 20th century in the questions he asks and the answers he finds – provisional, paradoxical and full of still-to-be-realised potential.
The principal public health concerns regarding recreational exposures relate to the potential, presumably a now-realised potential if the aforementioned fatality is indeed attributable to cyanotoxin poisoning, for exposure to hazardous levels of cyanotoxins in untreated waters.
General practice clinical activity data has a vast range of realised and potential applications, including workforce planning [ 40, 41], health service planning and policy development [ 42], quality improvement [ 43], monitoring of patient safety [ 44], population health and community need assessment [ 45- 47], and educational planning and development.
The study looked in detail at issues such as the capabilities – potential and realised – of fathers in particular; how the children fare and what policies help or hinder.
Smartphone usage has spread to many settings including that of healthcare with numerous potential and realised benefits.
At this point, one might ask whether it is worth reporting all realised incidents and all potential incidents.
Six studies identified enabling factors that could facilitate potential and realised access to maternity services [ 37- 43] 43].
