Sentence examples for stolen potential from inspiring English sources

With every month that passes, their chances of recovering their stolen potential – and rebuilding their futures -- dwindle.

Meanwhile, KDDI's slower-but-cheaper 3G phones have proved to be a big hit, stealing potential business.

If Trump meant that China was stealing potential U.S. coal markets—exporting to countries that otherwise might have bought American coal he is wrong.

So BMW and Mercedes could no longer ignore the chance to make easy money, especially when less posh brands were stealing potential buyers.

Urqhart suggested Clinton's true motive in coming out against Keystone XL was geared at stealing potential votes from Bernie Sanders ahead of the New Hampshire primary.

In the process he is stealing potential votes from front-running Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli, two nationally known candidates who have attracted record out-of-state funding to the hotly contested governor's race.

In addition to making the linkage coordinator's role more transparent, another benefit of changing the job title was that it helped alleviate fears that the linkage program was competing for or "stealing" potential clients from long-term case managers.

E.Y. Jr. has been a bit of fools' gold this year with his stolen base potential — however, he never got much playing time even after getting called up.

In other words, in the traditional fields of science there's no indication of the kind of dynamism seen in the computer science data; there is no evidence that post-baccalaureate job opportunities have stolen away potential graduate students, in any of the traditional scientific fields, at any point between 2000 and 2011 (the last year covered by the latest NSF data).

15.12 Austin Jackson – I was a little light on speed, and Jackson has 30-steal potential.

Cabrera sprinted to the left field warning track, leaped and stole a potential double from Daniel Murphy in the fifth.