Sentence examples for entirely prospective from inspiring English sources

The debate over the Anthropocene's borders is complicated by the fact that the geology of the epoch is, at this point, almost entirely prospective.

Writing for this magazine, Elizabeth Kolbert described the challenges of trying to grasp our full impact, including "the fact that the geology of the epoch is, at this point, almost entirely prospective".

Writing for this magazine, Elizabeth Kolbert described the challenges of trying to grasp our full impact, including "the fact that the geology of the epoch is, at this point, almost entirely prospective". We don't yet have any evidence of what our most significant effect on the planet will be.

These state courts hold that state retirement statutes create contracts as of the first day of employment, so that the state cannot reduce pension benefits (or increase workers' contributions) for any of its current employees, even if the changes are entirely prospective.

Indeed, it offers that it "will be entirely prospective … on upcoming elections – including in Mexico, Brazil, India and the United States" and does not seem to exclude active mass modification and manipulation of Facebook during a national election to tease apart how specific changes affect voting and electoral behavior.

The design of genetics component of STAR*D was not entirely prospective, with some subjects consenting for DNA collection any time after initiating treatment, raising the possibility that those consenting for genetic analysis do not represent all subjects.

In type-A embryo, the neural plate is entirely stained with vital dye, which means that the entire prospective neuroectoderm is still in the blastocoel roof when labeled (Fig. 1A).

The study was conducted entirely within the public health care system, which allowed for the inclusion of all prospective research participants, irrespective of private health care insurance cover or employment status.

The cotesting recommendation was made based entirely on prospective data from an insured population that may have a lower proportion of women with HPV positive and Pap negative results (ie, discordant results).

The evaluation system known as the Teacher Performance assessment or TPA was developed at Stanford University with support from Pearson, but it will be solely administered and prospective teachers will be entirely evaluated by Pearson and its agents.

In a cross-sectional study like INTERHEART, the outomes are not entirely equivalent to the prospective predictions of death from MI or CHD.