Sentence examples for referenced the potential from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the al-Jazeera network, an excerpt of which has been broadcast by the ABC, Dutton referenced the potential for detainees to be sent to New Zealand as part of arguing that people currently in offshore immigration detention will not be allowed to come to Australia.

Angieson also referenced the potential connection to the US law.

Exhibits are loosely grouped into "chapters" referencing the potential motivations of humans to create such as play, language, pattern and memory.

In some of the aforementioned references, the potential V is always assumed to be positive or vanishing at infinity.

Until recently, textbooks on fisheries science and management did not discuss or reference the potential for fishery-induced evolution (see Hilborn and Walters 1992; King 1995; Wootton 1996).

For each admetal/substrate combination (81 in total), the deposition/dissolution potential shift (referenced to the corresponding potential of the admetal in its bulk, elemental form) is calculated for isolated adatoms, for dimers, and for more extended kink structures.

In a written statement Smith released five days ago, she made reference to the potential for a war in Iraq as part of the reason for her protest.

The second mechanism can be illustrated by reference to the potential energy curves for nitrogen hydride (NH) shown in Figure 7B.

These references to the potential cull of another giraffe prompted an angry complaint from the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, which gave the go-ahead for the death of the first Marius because it was unsuitable for breeding.

Sussex police admitted they had not known about this, but agreed to advise the Prevent officials of any "emerging risks" emanating from Amer's travels, a possible reference to the potential impact on his brothers.

In their frequent, almost casual, references to the potential annihilation of each other's people, the two leaders are eroding a once-unspoken assumption that leaders seek to defuse confrontation, not cultivate it.