Sentence examples for tomorrow's potential from inspiring English sources

One internal Philip Morris document from 1981 noted that it was important to know as much as possible about the smoking habits of children as young as 15 because "today's teen-ager is tomorrow's potential regular customer". That and other Philip Morris documents from the 1980's also expressed concerns that sales of Marlboro would decline because teen-age smoking rates were falling.

When asked Sunday to grade the Car of Tomorrow's potential to make races more exciting, Gordon refused.

"Today's teenager is tomorrow's potential regular customer," began one 1981 Philip Morris memo, "and the overwhelming majority of smokers first begin to smoke while still in their teens".

As today's children are tomorrow's potential buyers of organic produce, making them aware of the benefits of consuming such produce through school education would help in promoting the consumption and production of organic produce.

Their shirt sponsorship deal with the not-for-profit group Invest in Africa in 2012 led to further contracts on the continent and the creation of a football academy in Tanzania to nurture tomorrow's potential stars.

Other people's children are tomorrow's potential voters.

And like today's potential victims, he's probably only one of many facing financial disaster.

However, a close look at the initial Tiff slate offers a clear indication of where many of this year's potential Oscar players are choosing to premiere – and it's not Toronto.

Too, there is the seriousness of this year's potential line-up.

This year's potential winners include: Marty Weitzman, Bill Nordhaus, William Baumol, Sir Partha Dasgupta Environmental economics Could environmental science be the flavour for 2014?

Both have their calendars flipped to July 1 , 2010 when their real season starts in next summer's potential free-agent bonanza.