Sentence examples for certain kinds of future from inspiring English sources
In the December 15 , 2008 issue of the magazine, Malcolm Gladwell wrote about the "quarterback problem" — the impossibility of predicting certain kinds of future performance.
By Avi Zenilman April 28, 2009 In the December 15 , 2008 issue of the magazine, Malcolm Gladwell wrote about the "quarterback problem" — the impossibility of predicting certain kinds of future performance.
So Henry's mother wins the lottery, and he allows himself to imagine a certain kind of future — glorious, in its own way, for a man like Henry — and comes up against his own limitations, and at the same time his mysteries.
The ability to evolve continuously allows for a certain kind of future-proofing in the design of games themselves.
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Meanwhile, as the New York Times reported last week, businesses have taken note of India's troubling insistence on the ability to intercept confidential communications, and are going to be more unlikely to choose India for certain kinds of business in the future.
The test is being marketed to the unwary who may wish to determine whether their fertilized egg, fetus, or newborn is endowed with the "right" gene to support a future in certain kinds of athletics.
It may be of interest for future research to examine whether certain kinds of psychosocial intervention might be beneficial in improving SR or cognitive insight, while decreasing rather than increasing depressive symptoms.
By casting anthropology and liberal arts programs as less valued than science and math programs, and then suggesting that funding them is taking money from taxpayers and diverting funding from math and science programs, Scott is trying to shape public perceptions that certain kinds of educators and certain kinds of thinking are a threat to the future of our society and our children.
However, since defects in flagella are known to cause several diseases in humans, this knowledge might inform future studies aimed at developing treatments for infertility, respiratory problems, and certain kinds of cancer.
