Sentence examples for sporting potential from inspiring English sources

Roger Draper, chief executive of Sport England, said: "We believe sporting success can help inspire people to get active and to reach their sporting potential.

UEL's deputy vice-chancellor, Dusty Amroliwala, said the university wanted to give Thoronka a chance to achieve his sporting potential while pursuing a course of academic study.

The car's sporting potential was clear by the early 60's, and reinforced when a Mini won the Monte Carlo rally in 1964 and '65.

The village's Rightmove listing said: "A once-in-a-generation opportunity to purchase a 2,116-acre 2,116-acrecultural, residential and comixediagriculturalth vast development and sporesidentialtiand situated within a beautiful area of North Yorkshire".

"But if Falcao has a choice between two big teams like Chelsea and Manchester City, where the sporting potential is perhaps equal, then personal matters become significant.

It's no secret that our belief in nurturing young people and helping them to realize their sporting potential is core to both our clubs.

She said: "In primary school he didn't show any sporting potential, what he did show was tremendous enthusiasm for sport and tremendous determination to get into sport.

In sports, potential is always preferred to experience.

The Echo's editor, Ali Machray, sees the launch as "testimony to what an amazing city Liverpool is... Its news and sports potential are astounding and we're determined to give its people a Sunday Echo they can savour".

But unlike growth charts in homes nearly everywhere, this one traces the progress of a boy who shot up the wall to a rarefied place in American sports — potential first-round N.F.L. quarterback.

Although anything is possible in sports, potential investors would see it's a fair bet that the team should not struggle against relegation from the Premiership and the potential loss of lucrative broadcast revenues anytime soon.