Sentence examples for scope of the potential from inspiring English sources

The size and scope of the potential deal astonished television industry executives, who noted that it was highly unusual to order an entire season of a show — never mind two — without first producing a pilot episode.

LayerWise believes the two projects only hint at the scope of the potential medical uses for 3D printing.

Given the scope of the potential wide-ranging side effects, when the potential risks associated with ECT are presented matter-of-factly, rather than establishing clarity, there is the potential for opacity.

Although it would be unrealistic to set aside all existing equations and begin anew, an effort to more systematically capture the variability present within and between tree species would contribute to understanding the scope of the potential bias and uncertainty introduced by model selection.

The A-EAM potentials retain all the properties of the pure components as predicted by the original SW, Tersoff, and EAM potentials, thus eliminating the need for extensive testing and limiting the scope of the potential parameterization to only the cross-interaction between the components.

The omics-language of lipids is thus far richer than previously anticipated thereby exposing the full scope of the potential of what Rilfors and Lindblom in 2002 coined "functional lipidomics" 32.

The sport tends to get people interested in urban development, as traceurs scope out the potential of new developments as places to train.

Rather, it's that the scope of all the potential opportunities is so massive, wide, and deep from Internet, to television, to back-end analytics, search, location that it may take a real partnership to transform these models into real revenue engines.

"We cannot know the full scope of the taxpayers' potential cost from these hasty guarantees," Mr. Doggett said last week in an e-mail message.

The Direct Action review, while carefully worded, is potentially wide ranging in scope, allowing consideration of the potential role of international carbon credits in meeting Australia's emissions reduction targets – a practice Tony Abbott comprehensively ruled out as prime minister.

The data sets and results of the studies on regeneration and tree development have been rather limited in size, scope, and coverage of the potential sources of variation.