Sentence examples for survey a potential from inspiring English sources
Without immediate prospects of employment, he agreed, early in 1910, to accompany Douglas Mawson (who had served as a geologist on the Nimrod Expedition and was later to lead the Australasian Antarctic Expedition) on a trip to Hungary, to survey a potential goldfield which Shackleton was hoping would form the basis of a lucrative business venture.
On Sunday, the team was surveying a potential site at Fizagat, which is approximately 3-5 km from Saidu Shaif.
It should be stated when the survey was carried out and also that a single survey is a potential limitation.
Last October, a TechCrunch reader told us that he'd been invited to take an online survey with a potential redesign that also featured a sans-serif font.
We expect this survey assist a potential user to easily choose the one to use regarding his own needs.
According to The Sun, a government engineer, conducting a survey for a potential new road last summer, saw the beast in question in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug region of Siberia.
Because we did not practice random sampling, our survey has a potential for response bias.
The non-random sampling of the companies participating in the survey produces a potential selection bias that can be estimated.
We considered that the mood of the patients during the survey was a potential confounder affecting patient compliance, and patients who underwent laboratory tests might feel differently compared to patients who did not.
While there have not yet been any nonpartisan surveys testing a potential contest between Mr. McConnell and Ms. Grimes, the four partisan polls that have been conducted so far (three by the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling and one by the Republican-leaning Wenzel Strategies) have shown a relatively tight race, with Mr. McConnell leading by an average of 4.5 percentage points.
Conservative councillors have been surveyed on a potential UKIP pact and their views on the EU, immigration, climate change, gay marriage and the economy.
