Sentence examples for use in a potential from inspiring English sources
He told Radio Australia that the commission would have a better-staffed investigative body to collect evidence to use in a potential prosecution, perhaps before the International Criminal Court.
Florida would probably be willing to trade Floyd, who batted.317 with 31 homers and 103 runs batted in last season, so they could get something in return for him; the Yankees have the appealing outfield prospects Juan Rivera and Marcus Thames and shortstop Erick Almonte to use in a potential deal.
He went on, "The White House was more focussed on stripping Hezbollah of its missiles, because, if there was to be a military option against Iran's nuclear facilities, it had to get rid of the weapons that Hezbollah could use in a potential retaliation at Israel.
The Nets fueled a speculative frenzy Wednesday when they made a deal to acquire a pair of first-round draft picks — two more chips to use in a potential blockbuster trade, presumably one involving Carmelo Anthony, the discontented Denver Nuggets star.
A terrorist hit on such material would not be simple nor would the material be weapons grade except for use in a potential "dirty bomb".
Many countries are ordering stockpiles of antiviral (AV) drugs for use in a potential influenza pandemic.
As noted by Quinn et al. (2013) and Chowdhury et al. (2012), increasing lipid content can result in an increase in processing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, because less residual biomass is used in a potential energy recovery stage.
The animals were being kept at the National Center for Laboratory Animal Sciences (NCLAS) in Hyderabad for use in testing a potential drug against immune disorders.
During the second world war there was an order to blow the pier up – apparently in a bid to stop the enemy using it in a potential invasion – but it was spared.
A second limitation is that it does not incorporate potential risk compensation in newly circumcised men with, for example, a potential reduction in condom use or a potential increase in the number of sex partners [ 45].
Government officials said that the agency's response also strongly suggested that Mr. Bush had already made important decisions on how to use the C.I.A. in a potential war with Iraq.
