Sentence examples for sight of potential from inspiring English sources

But outside, wandering among trees carefully placed to provide a natural barricade while allowing sight of potential intruders, will likely be more divisive safety features: men with guns.

Navigating the privacy settings on social networks to hide this data is often not easy, but in the interests of keeping your data secure, it's probably worth taking the time to make sure this sensitive information is kept out of sight of potential fraudsters.

"Both Macy's and NBC totally caved at the first sight of potential difficulty with special interest groups who are nothing more than professional agitators, who are not looking out for the people they purport to represent, but only for themselves.

This results in altered sensory associations, e.g. to the smell or sight of potential sexual partners or competitors [Sisk and Foster, 2004], which may facilitate some attentional and motivational changes at puberty.

In an AFR process, many values and other contectual factors may remain implicit, but attempts to tease out such context in each setting may consume all the energy of change, lose sight of potential mutual benefits across groups and knowledge differences, and may prevent the AFR process from strengthening the legitimacy and thus relevance of decisions across power divides.

Yesterday a French satellite became the latest to report a sighting of potential debris from the aircraft about 1,500 miles west of Australia.

A Chinese satellite has made a fresh sighting of potential debris from the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 floating in the southern Indian Ocean, with ships being sent urgently to investigate.

In addition, the major online companies have the reports in their sights, worried over a raft of potential new regulations.

In spite of all these frustrations, it is essential not to lose sight of the potential importance of the G20.

We shouldn't lose sight of the potential impact of the CPI+1% regime for 10 years from 2015.

Perhaps we are losing sight of the potential of film as something that not only deals directly with personal/material experience but that can also help us understand the past and define the present: history is now.