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potential

[puh-ten-shuhl] / pəˈtɛn ʃəl /




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This is likely to lead to some travel disruption and potential power cuts.

From BBC

But in December, the government said it would keep Cirebon-1 open, citing its long potential lifespan and "supercritical" technology, which burns coal more efficiently than older plants.

From Barron's

The potential is huge, analysts say, not just for helping coaches further refine training and game-day strategies, but for providing novel content to broadcasters or enticing fans to online betting markets.

From Barron's

Ford and the White House reportedly discussed potential partnerships with Chinese automakers.

From Barron's

“Things that make clients more profitable are generally good things for us,” he said, highlighting AI’s potential to improve productivity.

From The Wall Street Journal