Sentence examples for terrible potential from inspiring English sources

So no gain, a terrible potential loss, a great financial cost in any event.

Might it be that Japanese children learn at an earlier age than ours do to accept nature's terrible potential as one more aspect of the world in which they live?

Richard III is a beloved villain who engages audiences by inviting them into his schemes, showing the terrible potential of self-invention.

(Runner Up: Doug) In this amazing-for-viewers, nightmarish-for-bachelors group date, Emily brought some of her "best friends" to a park to grill the guys, then set loose a hoard of schoolchildren to separate the men from the terrible-potential-father-figures.

The terrible killing potential of modern mechanized warfare has driven this point home.

"Lulu" is a ruthless examination of the terrible destructive potential of a basic human drive, and of that favorite scapegoat for that destruction, the femme fatale.

The intuitive tenderness with which she deals with Banner/Hulk is turning into a sweet love affair: it seems to involve a great deal of delicately erotic hand-holding: her tiny hand in his galumphing green mitt; yet Dr Banner is holding back from returning her love, unwilling to burden her with his terrible rage potential.

Supposedly he surrendered to the Americans rather than to the Soviets so that the terrible destructive potential of rocket science would be entrusted "to people who are guided by the Bible".

The result for the victim can be anything from terrible embarrassment to potential job loss, and all accompanied by threats and harassment from people whose greatest contribution to society is usually surpassed by the average YouTube comment.

Taking it out of the I.R.A. before turning it into a Roth is a terrible idea, given potential penalties and the loss of tax-free future growth that would result from using some of your I.R.A. savings to pay for the taxes.

"Or maybe the resale potential is terrible.