Sentence examples for upon the potential from inspiring English sources

I am sure that Wagner would have seized upon the potential of the PowerMac to produce his dreamed-of Gesamtkunstwerk, the synthesis of all the arts.

There are also ecological factors that must have set certain limits upon the potential for urban life in the Maya lowlands.

"Through a day of coordinated actions, we can demonstrate and build upon the potential that the Occupy movement holds in fighting the ruling authorities," the group said.

The president-elect seems eager to seize upon the potential downturn as a justification for the tax cut -- $1.3 trillion over 10 years -- that he proposed on the campaign trail.

These clubs were strongly opposed at first by both publishers and booksellers, who disliked the additional emphasis placed upon the potential best-seller, but they came to supply a genuine need.

Only then did global attention focus upon the potential threat posed by Muslim extremists in Indonesia -- a sprawling and practically lawless country with porous borders and a thriving black market in weapons and explosives - and upon what role they might play in Al Qaeda's network in Southeast Asia.

Richard Gomes from the Shell Foundation looked at the way successes could be built upon, citing the potential of mobile phones, which now have a penetration of 80-90% in parts of east Africa, to deliver various kinds of positive social impact.

From 1953 to 1960 he was chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain, and from 1954 to 1957 he also served as the first chairman of the Independent Television Authority, which impressed upon him the potential of the mass media for exposing the general public to great art.

Beating oscillations are observed at the least positive potentials of the oscillatory region, close to the plateau current region, whereas upon increasing the potential, bursting oscillations appear.

However, what all panel members seemed to agree upon was the potential of data to offer services, tracking recidivism likelihoods for those who have already been incarcerated and providing accompanying services as one example.

Upon consent, the potential respondent will be connected directly to the online site to complete the discrete choice survey.