Sentence examples for startling potential from inspiring English sources

Di Paolo has herewith outlined a startling potential: [N]ew lifeforms may relate to the metabolic substrate and other lifeforms in a variety of ways, calling for a veritable topology of processes of identity generation (intersecting, embedded, hierarchical, shared, etc).

The same year, St . Martins Press, where Thomas McCormack had moved, published Ettinger's second book, "Man Into SuPressn: The Startling Potential of Human Evolution — And HowhereBe a ParThomas McCormack

"It's startling what the potential for growth in this field is," says report co-author David Greene of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.

But one thing about the ongoing rash of arrests is startling, and it has potential impact on China beyond what the current crop of leadership might anticipate: authorities appear poised to hand down surpassingly strict sentences, which virtually guarantees that names which have been heretofore unknown to the world will soon become cause célèbre.

But for all its vision and potential, the most startling aspect of HInM is its lack of profile both in the city and the NHS.

Through March 3 Emotional balance, simple grace and unaffected elegance were the mainstays of Jacob Lawrence's long career, which ended last year with his death at 82. Weighed against the tumult, desperation and poverty of his early years in Harlem, Lawrence's visual daring and deftness with narrative are startling reminders of the fragile potential for healing invoked by art.

Let me introduce a startling statistic that has the potential to negatively impact every business, worker and community in the U. S., and one which higher education must address if we are to preserve our position as a leader in the global marketplace: Four in 10 Federal employees will be eligible to retire in the next five years.

The president declared that "we can end this pandemic," calling out the enormous potential following 18 months of startling scientific progress on AIDS.

Her images of war-torn Vietnam are startling in their violence as well as their potential for beauty.

Slate notes that "ninety percent of people infected with Ebola, a hemorrhagic fever, die within 10 days," a startling statistic that underscores the significance of a potential cure.

Anarchic celebrations erupted, framed by Sephora and Starbucks billboards — potential advertisers held up for mockery, a startling break with TV tradition.