Sentence examples for taking a potential from inspiring English sources

It will also be the latest in a nationwide trend to replace contaminated tracts in distressed neighborhoods with health centers, in essence taking a potential source of health problems for a community and turning it into a place for health care.

The model uses a CO2-based crop development engine, thus taking a potential CO2 fertilization effect into account.

It was part of what appeared to be a bigger interest in satellite technology at the time, which also included taking a potential $1 billion stake in News Corp's Sky Global satellite business (and, in 1997, a $1 billion investment in Comcast to "enhance high-speed data and video services," but not specifically around satellite).

Taking a potential sampling bias for the occurrence of tumours into account, since more common locations are also more easily clinically accessible [ 8], the most common locations of histological diagnosed tumours were skin and adnexa (Table  4) which was also found in earlier studies [ 12, 17].

"Unfortunately," he said, "it does take a potential buyer of smaller biotech companies off the market".

In another instance, I took a potential borrower to a firm that we were testing that provides cash advances.

They say he is identified in the police report as having taken a potential getaway car to the store that night.

Her task is to take a potential catastrophe of unimaginable reach and to be calm and welcoming, drawing new people in.

At the same time, there is more reason to take a potential change in the polls seriously if it is precipitated by a news event like the debate.

Wright acknowledged he wanted to bat, to take a potential beaning for the team, and was initially upset at Collins for not allowing him to do so.

Frankie takes a potential customer on a test drive and brightly asks, "Did I tell you about our recession deals?" References to that kind of reality are fleeting and light.