E-mail's wider potential did not go unnoticed.
Research has much wider potential as well, he says, because it could unlock other neurological conditions.
An interesting idea whose wider potential may be seen in 2014.
Ms. Dowayan, the photographer, sees an even wider potential audience for Saudi art.
Its nutritional profile is comparable to teff, a grass crop, which is currently grown mainly in its native Ethiopa but also has wider potential.
You mention renewable portfolio standards but don't mention a "clean energy standard" — which appears to have wider potential appeal given that it includes nuclear power and natural gas.
As a result, the test cases, selected because of their economic diversity and wider potential implications, will probe the value of civilian heroes and intangible, hard-to-replace services provided by loved ones, like handiwork, cooking or day care.
Weidenfeld also spotted the wider potential of Victor Klemperer's diaries of the day-to-day existence of a Jew in Nazi Germany, successful in Germany but unnoticed internationally: the first of three volumes in English appeared in 1998.
In his speech on Friday, Mr. Clinton said Russia had agreed to cooperate with the United States "in areas such as theater missile defense," but he did not mention the systems' wider potential.
They have long been used for low-intensity applications, like the digits on your microwave, but it was only about a decade ago that a cadre of physicists began to awaken the industry to their wider potential.
By using her feelings and physical responses to the music as the impulse for movement, she removed dance from the domain of the highly trained ballet dancer and demonstrated its wider potential.
