Sentence examples for the clearest potential from inspiring English sources
Possible contacts between Mr. Atta and Mr. Ani seemed to offer the clearest potential connection between Iraq and Al Qaeda at a time when the Bush administration was arguing that invading Iraq was part of its campaign against terrorism.
We now know this was misleading at best, a bald-faced lie at worst, and almost certainly an attempt to cover up some of the clearest potential evidence of collusion between his campaign and the Russian government.
Here, our strategy was to meet this end by combining PSC-derived CMs, which have the clearest potential for generating new CMs in injured hearts, with PA-RGDS, which has the potential to address low cell survival.
The clearest potential links of such processes to cognition are positive correlations between brain size and intelligence within humans (Witelson et al. 2006; Narr et al. 2007) as well as across nonhuman primate species (Deaner et al. 2007), and data showing that IQ is positively-associated with rapidity of growth in thickness of the cerebral cortex during human childhood (Shaw et al. 2006).
With the clear potential of fundraising through music, are charities making the most of this opportunity?
Despite the clear potential for catastrophe from a virus like SoBig, not everyone is demoralized.
Reading this article made me wish that Ms. Rice would become the role model she has the clear potential of being.
Surely anything with the clear potential to reduce our CO2 emissions and bring down the now spiralling costs of electricity must be worth trying.
This horse has the clear potential to overtake even Long Run in the pecking order at Seven Barrows – or anywhere else, for that matter.
India was still burdened with high fuel taxes and other costly regulatory constraints, he said, that made investing there difficult despite the clear potential for growth.
But authors of the report sounded an upbeat note, saying the figures were "good news" for the BBC as it showed the "clear potential" to make money if it opened up access to the service and charged foreign viewers.
