Sentence examples similar to a prospective notion from inspiring English sources
With a prospective Obama presidency abandoning the notion that Britain should choose America rather than Europe, the proposition which was the neocon lifeblood of Tory Euroscepticism, with the British public generally blaming America for the coming recession and with the whole ideological climate having shifted sharply from right to left, Cameron faces an impossible task.
A prospective ad hoc MR study is mandatory to confirm or disprove this notion.
"From the inside", both notions seem essentially retrospective, so that if a correct understanding of them said that they were really fictions serving a prospective social function, no one who knew that could continue to use these notions "from the inside": that is, the notions would have proved unstable under reflection for this person, who would thereby have lost some ethical knowledge.
In this sense the notion of responsibility that we are looking for inevitably has to have a "prospective dimension" (Owen et al. 2012, p.31).
A prospective anticancer treatment?
A prospective randomized study.
A prospective randomized trial.
A prospective, controlled observational study.
A prospective follow-up study.
