Sentence examples for tap potentially from inspiring English sources

By moving in this direction, consumer Internet companies hope to tap potentially rich new sources of revenue, which could make them more attractive to investors.

In their favour, Chinese firms can contribute cheap finance, cut costs by relocating factories to China and tap their potentially vast domestic market.

"With Comcast's aggressive video-on-demand push, we think this pact could help tap into potentially huge addressable advertising with on-demand," S&P Equity Research said.

This study recommends designing some effective mechanisms to tap the potentially available source of money for smog mitigation and improving the transparency of smog governance to enhance the government credibility as solutions to cope with smog crisis.

This study provides a methodology by which microstructural engineering of as-electrodeposited amorphous Ag Ni films can be conducted to isolate a particular microstructure in order to tap specific potentially usable functionalities.

Thus, the association with breastfeeding may be under-estimated as a consequence of any exposure via tap water potentially used in mixing formula.

TC preparation starts from the premise that patients in spatial transition are resilient and searches for ways to reinforce and expand their capacity to tap into potentially rich reservoirs of family, community, and transnational health-care resources.

CIT's problems emerged in recent years after Mr. Peek tapped into potentially profitable but risky businesses such as subprime mortgages and student loans.

The new tapping feedback, which is also used by the Apple Watch, is a more intuitive and natural response to virtual taps and potentially represents a big step forward in haptic feedback.

Verizon could potentially tap these customers for potential switch to broadband and other services on top of that, an area where AOL hasn't really innovated on its own.

That means employees can potentially tap into company databases via a laptop computer from right outside their former workplaces.