Sentence examples for some sort of potential from inspiring English sources

I appreciate my place on the course – they've interviewed me, so they obviously recognised some sort of potential.

"Is the government asking me to speculate some sort of potential act of violence or danger?" Yesterday, the judge bowed to the unknown, ordering five of the men detained, saying they could be dangerous if they have become disciples of Al Qaeda.

Schools are lining up, however, to avoid some sort of potential lawsuit.

But later, Jackson refers to Guitar Hero Live as a platform, and there are elements in the user-interface that suggest some sort of monetisation potential.

Better to work out some sort of deal with potential rivals, such as Ms Aubry, ahead of time.

Monday will see some sort of announcement on the potential takeover of FTSE 250 gambling group Betfair.

There are some unusual ideas and a self-conscious sort of potential, but it fails to come together.

The idea for coming up with some sort of predictive analytical tool for potential founders dates back to Klein's days at Softbank, where she worked from 2000 to 2010.

In Ryan's construct, you might repeal it and roll it into some sort of "Universal Credit," but at potential serious consequences to maternal and child health outcomes, including higher rates of maternal and infant mortality.

Until they are measured, particles can have a sort of potential existence in two or more places at once.

What sort of potential does a new Tory government – and, in particular, their rather extraordinary cabinet – offer for satire?