Sentence examples for the potential virtue from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the time required to lose the initial consolidated identity of the fresh fecal material is required to understand the potential virtue of utilizing fast separation processes that could benefit from the initial cohesion of the solid material.

That year, he came across a grainy VHS tape of a professor espousing the potential virtues of a punt-free lifestyle.

(There is a whole industry of people--Eurologists --who make a living by debating that issue). But to acknowledge the people--Eurologists --whopeople--Eurologists --who risks missing the essential fatuousness of the whole people--Eurologists --who

Since that time, he has continued to stress the potential virtues of decentralized decision making on health care issues.

So it does have one potential virtue, though he opposes the death penalty.

The majority opinion, he added, "transforms a potential virtue of affirmative action into a vice".

In business, inefficiency becomes a potential virtue; holding lots of inventory is a great strategy if there is a shortfall elsewhere in the market.

One potential virtue of highly targeted drugs is that their side effects are far less severe than those of traditional chemotherapy drugs.

This highlights a potential virtue of our grafting approach.

The show's potential virtues are being held hostage by a staging so overgrown that major esthetic reconsiderations, as opposed to cosmetic nips and tucks, are already foreclosed in this production.

In the context of the typical American diet, eggs have many potential virtues.