Sentence examples for secure potential from inspiring English sources
Water UK, which represents the water companies, said: "Extending retail competition to over 20m households could secure potential benefits for domestic customers, but would also be a major undertaking and so deserves to be given very careful consideration.
This leads to a scramble to secure potential energy and mineral resources plus the rich fishing grounds of the SCS, motivating claimant states like China to become aggressive in its behavior and leading to increasing tensions and great power competition (Buszynski 2012; Dutton 2011).
28 Yet, despite being the largest primary study included, it was still too small to statistically secure potential treatment effects and should not be interpreted as evidence that cognitive behavioural therapy and relapse prevention is without effects.
All the time it's not secure the potential for contamination is great," he said.
"Businesses are very aware of their responsibility when it comes to their long-term supply of adequately trained workers to secure the potential for growth and innovation".
This time last year, Woodcock, who is on the board of the St Louis Sports Commission, was part of a taskforce that was looking to secure a potential $1.1bn public-private-funded stadium for the Rams.
(vii) It is secure against potential attacks while users login to the developed IRB system.
Nonetheless given the mounting interest and the large capital investments involved the question arises as to what academics, practitioners and policy makers might do now to try and secure the potential benefits from Industry 4.0 for development of environmental accounting.
While it may seem the DPRK dropped draws and got a thorough bottom spanking, they have managed to secure the potential for future peace talks (where more aid from the South is almost certainly top of the agenda), as well as an immediate short term break in US-Korea military exercises in the region.
But Leeds have already secured these potential jewels to long-term contracts, for the good of country as well as club, and Wigan and St Helens are making plans to do likewise with Josh Charnley and Jamie Foster respectively.
A grant of nearly £1m has been secured, with potential for another £12m in the future.
