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Meanings of have the potential in English

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Usage of have the potential in English
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Usually they don't have the potential to bring down a successful government.
The Irish Times
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Rising oil prices have the potential to do a lot of damage.
The Guardian
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As a result, propofol could have the potential to suppress ventricular arrhythmias.
Pubmed
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Photo: Jo Millar Does music have the potential to start a revolution?
Radio NZ
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These results have the potential to be developed into a genetic test.
Pubmed
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These observations have the potential of important management and prognostic implications respectively.
Pubmed
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These interventions, if effectively implemented, have the potential to reduce violent crimes.
The South African
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All four have the potential to be significant catalysts for economic growth.
The Irish Times
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Data science and digital technologies have the potential to transform diagnostic classification.
Pubmed
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Acoustic weapons, like dazzling lasers, have the potential to do permanent damage.
Wired
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Totipotent stem cells have the potential to differentiate into every cell type.
Pubmed
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The endothelium produces many substances which have the potential to alter hemostasis.
Pubmed
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The optical imaging devices also have the potential to stage mucosa-based malignancy.
Pubmed
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And Moody's' move does have the potential to exert a positive influence.
Reuters
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The accusations of a Labor link have the potential to be damaging.
News.com.au
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Together, these two deadly infestations have the potential to do irretrievable damage.
The Irish Times
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