Sentence examples for today potential from inspiring English sources

Today, potential authors submit long disclosure statements that editors dissect like private investigators before assigning an article.

Today, potential employers are looking for candidates who stand out and there's no better way to do that than by taking an internship.

Today, potential Wölflis are apt to be mute and inglorious, their explosive minds defused by clever drugs — in line with a recent ethical imperative that sets the relief of suffering above any rival value.

Today, potential customers are online and Main Street Hub is trying to help get those customers into the store, just as the Yellow Pages did back in the day.

While today, potential premium cable customers are frustrated with their inability to subscribe to the quality programs on pay cable channels via a la carte options (see, for example, MG's ongoing complaints regarding HBO's lockdown on "Game of Thrones"), it's possible that in the not-so-distant future we'll have a wide variety of quality TV found outside of premium cable to choose from.

Generally they'll say something like, "Give me a little about your background," or "Tell me about yourself," or ask, "What brings you here today?" Potential pitfall: This seemingly straightforward request can start you off on the wrong foot if you lack focus and don't present to the specifics to the position.

Years of potential knowledge lost!

July 30: Potential Unlimited.

The Kepler has discovered 1,235 potential planets.

Two years ago, Dallas interviewed 2,900 potential officers.

So there are 1,550 potential winners for each prize.