Sentences with phrase «live up to the full potential which»

At the end of the discussion, Mr. Evans left the audience with a thought to ponder about school safety; in addition to physical security, children need intellectual and ambition safety: without a supportive environment that enables children to dream, they can't live up to the full potential which he emphasized exists within every student.

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Steve, what I was saying was that we become more Godly (or Christlike) * BY * living up to the full potential that God wants for us, which is to fully be the person He wants us to be.

Flower essences are a natural way to empower people to break cycles of stagnation and promote change and transformation, which will allow a person to live up to their full potential.

However, the movie, which stars Australian newcomer Jordana Beatty in the title role, unfortunately doesn't live up to its full potential and expectations, which were created by the successful book series it's based on.

My passion is indie games, I absolutely love working with indie developers and watching their creative work come to life and help them come up with campaigns which show off their game to its full potential.

By boosting the amount of renewable, domestic energy sources used to generate the country's electricity, the DOE may be aiming to accomplish two goals: (1) ensure that electric vehicles live up to their full, low - carbon potential, and (2) reduce net oil imports, which are significant.

If the government is serious about recognizing the changing shape of the housing market — in which private renters now make up the second largest tenure, one that is growing all the time — then it needs to ensure that BTR is able to live up to its full potential and contribute to a future where the housing needs of all UK residents are met, not just a few.