Sentence examples for rush potential from inspiring English sources

With support from the drug and biotechnology industries, Bush administration officials are asking Congress to let them suspend drug safety and testing requirements in the event of a bioterrorist attack or other emergency to rush potential treatments to affected areas.

The injury forced Rush, a potential lottery pick, to withdraw from the 2007 draft.

Still, certain investors crave the rush and potential windfall of being in on an I.P.O.

All this is emerging during the rush for potential candidates to get commitments from big Republican donors, which turned into a free-for-all after Mitt Romney announced on Friday that he wouldn't run.

Last year, politicians and the media entertained discussions on the subject but now that there is no rush of potential voters clamoring to address these concerns, the concerns have been sidelined, ignored or forgotten.

The brightly painted hallways are crammed with new hires in a rush, high-potential prospects who, in Manglik's generation, had to leave India if they wanted to exploit their technology degrees.

Al Sharpton urged the N.F.L. in a letter released Monday to reject the conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh's potential bid to buy the St . Louis Rams

The potential rush on the seats was not evident yesterday at City Hall, with several departing members appearing perplexed at news of the provision.

Officials from some of those groups would say only that the numbers were still relatively small but that the spy case had them concerned about a potential rush of Jews seeking to leave Iran.

He also suggested Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh as potential moderators if Trump found Levin unacceptable, as well as an option with no moderator and the two simply answering questions from the audience.

Sometimes, in the rush to impress potential employers, students forget that part of the reason for doing a summer placement is to get a sense of whether an organisation is right for them.