Sentence examples similar to take over potential from inspiring English sources
When the sisters first took over, potential buyers approached them, and they listened — "you should always hear what someone has to say," Ms. Parker said.
The administration has conceded that under its previous music director, Kurt Masur, the orchestra did not try hard enough to bring in younger guest conductors with the potential to take over.
The new deal will see Virgin run the lucrative line until March 2017, with an option for one more year before any potential competitor could take over.
To truly survive they have to take their own destiny in hand and prepare for the worst, the worst being that Apple will take over their potential media marketplace with an iTunes Magazine Store.
Take over mortgage servicing?
He said shareholders would only want Logica if there was take-over potential, but there was a valid concern that foreign buyers may not be interested: Logica is an anachronism.
Even then, nonmaleficence does not necessarily take precedence over potential benefits, but this consideration needs to be balanced against the anticipated benefits.
Otherwise, the compartment with the highest self-renewal potential takes over the stem cell function, whereas all up-stream compartments including the HSC compartment eventually become extinct.
And he told a Facebook Q&A on Monday that although he had removed many bullets from bodies as a doctor, the right to bear arms took precedence over potential danger.
(a) Any relay node with a faster connection to the AP (first hop rate) takes priority over potential relay nodes with slower first hop rates.
