Sentence examples for signalling the potential from inspiring English sources

Mortgage approvals for home buyers have risen in recent months, signalling the potential for increased sales and prices.

The strikes on the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) in Iraq are the first in four years and break a ceasefire brokered in 2013, signalling the potential resurgence of a civil war that has killed over 40,000 Kurds and Turks in the past 30 years.

That signals the potential for a large epidemic as polio enters the season when transmission is highest, the officials say.

But it also signals the potential for a deeper confrontation that could ripple across other global flashpoints where Western and Russian interests compete.

The divergent statements of Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush continued an often tense back-and-forth over gun control that has lasted several days and signaled the potential potency of the issue in the 2000 elections.

They checked more than 80,000 buildings and declared 891 unsafe to enter, affixing red tags to the structures to signal the potential danger to owners and residents.

By evening, Israel had issued a stern warning that it was examining all possible responses, signaling the potential for a sharp escalation in the area.

A historic visit by Pope John Paul II, improving relations with Iraq, and Assad's release of 600 political prisoners early in his term signaled the potential for significant change.

But, in his latest strategy update – his third since taking the helm after Bob Diamond left in the wake of the Libor-rigging scandal – Jenkins is expected to signal the potential for fresh cuts in the investment banking arm, which employs 24,000 around the world, primarily in the City and Wall Street.

Incredibly, that irrefutable truth, coupled with the administration's lack of response to the intelligence report that signaled the potential of such an attack, seems to have had no bearing on the perception of President Bush's record of defending our national security.

Hours before its final curtain on Sept. 7, the sidewalk in front of the Nederlander Theater, where the musical had played for more than a dozen years, was strewn with barricades signaling the potential presence of celebrity — or at least the expensively self-important.