Sentence examples for was always potential from inspiring English sources

There was always potential for legal action from an aggrieved member of the public who had been redirected.

There is always potential economic value in new biochemical discoveries.

"I would never encourage it because there is always potential for it to be harmful.

MICHAEL SPECTER: There are always potential side effects for every vaccine.

"Spring, summer, autumn, winter - to Miss Prothero, the seasons were always potential assassins".

JEROME GROOPMAN: There are always potential tradeoffs as you point out.

There is always potential for misuse when diagnostic criteria are expanded.

But where there is doubt about who is really the boss, there is always potential for trouble.

While there is no evidence that it has infiltrated Mauritania's uprising, regional instability means there is always potential for the extremist group to make its presence felt.

The White House and the president are always potential targets, of course, and the Secret Service is always trying to balance the value of unobtrusive security and security that is plainly visible.

One such stop, Monte Carlo's sumptuous, sprawling, belle epoque Hôtel de Paris, reminded the couple of "a palace in a detective story" – a playful remark that suggests how hotels were always potential sources of material.