Sentence examples for develops in the next from inspiring English sources
The board's interpretation of this bald instruction will have major consequences for how the NHS develops in the next few years, and whether competition is deployed as a useful lever for improvement or becomes an ideological objective for its own sake.
Industry consumers and participants alike should be excited to see how the industry develops in the next coming months.
Frequency question As your practice develops in the next 5 years, how frequently do you see yourself performing each of the listed tasks (assuming you are working full-time)?
What is your best guess about the likelihood of preventative medications or treatments being developed in the next 25 years?
The company, with offices in London, Los Gatos, New York and San Francisco, will be called Project EMM until an official name is developed in the next several weeks.
In the end, I think we just have to hope that some kind of extraction technology, as yet unimagined by scientists, is developed in the next couple of decades.
She added that she was confident that drugs that either prevent the cancer from spreading from the original tumor or slow its progression could be developed in the next few years.
However, they also approved legislation that would allow only four of those casinos to be developed in the next seven years, in three regions: the Catskills, the Albany area and the Southern Tier.
"States are working towards greater and greater autonomy in weapons, and the potential is there for such technologies to be developed in the next 10 or 20 years," said Bonnie Docherty of Harvard law school's International Human Rights Clinic, who co-authored a report on the subject with Human Rights Watch.
The royal commission said uranium processing could not be developed in the next decade as a standalone industry as the market was already oversupplied and uncertain, but fuel leasing, which links uranium processing with its eventual return for disposal, is more likely to be commercially attractive.
