Examples of using Considerable potential in English and their translations into Portuguese
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but there is considerable potential for producing more impacts.
In its report, the Group pointed out that inland waterway transport had considerable potential, the value of which was not adequately appreciated.
There is also considerable potential for such things as a deeper agreement that might well include a broad-based free trade agreement.
Because Cuba is a country with considerable potential in this field, I was sent here as a volunteer for a year.
possessing a considerable potential for energy diversification.
change engineering methods and offer considerable potential for optimisation.
Evaluating the effect of capital productivity on the country's growth policy has shown a considerable potential for accelerating economic growth.
Clariant sees considerable potential for savings relating to important environmental parameters from the optimization of complex processes.
there is considerable potential to increase exports from the US
This requires determined action to tap the considerable potential for higher energy savings of buildings, transport
The Plan emphasises the considerable potential for reducing losses in the generation,
The country has considerable potential for development, particularly in tourism,
The building sector still has considerable potential to further improve its energy efficiency,
It shows also that e-Commerce is still largely fragmented along national lines, despite considerable potential for more cross-border trade.
Moreover, as seen in this article, the waste sector has considerable potential to reduce GHG emissions.
I believe that this has considerable potential benefits.
delivering considerable potential for increased productivity.
Seismic surveys by French engineers revealed that the block had considerable potential for oil production.
Mexico will never manage to achieve its considerable potential without an honest, efficient criminal-justice system.
In the EU, there is still considerable potential for facilitating improvements in quality