Sentence examples for the potential to keep from inspiring English sources

"It has the potential to keep us awake well into the night".

Whatever its other intentions "17 Kids and Counting" has the potential to keep the culture wars raging along.

Even less so when you're already under fire for "RomneyCare", and your devout Mormonism has the potential to keep otherwise sympathetic evangelical voters away.

The technical wizardry has the potential to keep cartoons cool through new possibilities such as live interviews with cartoon politicians or daily downloaded "tooncasts".

Mr. Wheeldon, 36, is one of the most important choreographers in the world, and one of the few considered to have the potential to keep classical dance a vibrant, evolving form.

Studies also show that early-in-the-day eating helps to reduce our overall intake of food - something that has the potential to keep our weight and waistlines in check.

He created an alliance -- and boasted about it on camera -- with three others who have consistently voted together to eliminate opponents as designated by Mr. Hatch, who seemed to pick his targets on the basis of who had the most potential to keep him from winning the $1 million prize that goes to the ultimate survivor.

3) In paragraph two of the Introduction, do you mean "too fast to fully charge the cell membrane" or "too fast for the cell membrane potential to keep up"?

Instead, they have a predominantly sustained (DC) component that is the average depolarization resulting when there is an asymmetric transduction current and it oscillates too fast for the cell membrane potential to keep up.

The authors further suggested using a restraining potential to keep the ligand in the binding site during the simulation process.

The efficiency to the supply chain has enough potential to keep retailers, wholesalers and distributors using the system – but at arms length.