Sentence examples for strike potential from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ross said that early in the strike, potential guests had indicated real reluctance to cross picket lines.

Peremptory challenges, where lawyers strike potential jurors without stating a reason, are systematically used to distort jury demographics.

"If we don't work out a model of co-operation on missile defence then we [Russia] will have to take measures in response and then we're talking about speeding up the development of nuclear strike potential," he said.

The Supreme Court may well grant Foster a new trial on the grounds that the state violated Batson v. Kentucky, a landmark 1986 case in which the Court declared it unconstitutional to strike potential jurors because of their race.

At one point on Tuesday, the defense and the prosecution, meeting first with the judge at a sidebar and later in his robing room, accused each other of improperly using race and ethnicity to strike potential jurors, a transcript shows.

Its new program may strike potential customers as not much different from the old.

He gave the Red Sox a desperately needed quick-strike potential.

Add in the inconsistency shown by Nicks, who has been battling knee and foot injuries all season, and the Giants' quick-strike potential has been noticeably hampered.

The Giants have to account for more than No. 7. Vick has grabbed the attention, but his supporting cast of receiver DeSean Jackson and running back LeSean McCoy has provided the Eagles with quick-strike potential on offense.

In 2012, a North Carolina judge found that in capital cases between 1990 and 2010 prosecutors statewide struck potential black jurors at twice the rate of non-blacks.* A regression analysis showed that the disparity held even when controlling for other factors that correlate with race.

Still, with estates in this neighborhood routinely going for millions of dollars, it might strike a potential buyer as a sound investment.