Sentence examples similar to extend a prospect from inspiring English sources

Because of complex implementation problems, that authority would have to be extended -- a highly uncertain prospect -- to allow for congressional approval of a Doha round accord.

Also on the agenda, he said, will be a Reagan-era arms control agreement and the prospect of extending a 2011 nuclear arms reduction treaty with Russia.

Extending far beyond a prospect's alma mater or résumé, Gild sorts through millions of job sites, analysing what it calls each person's "social data".

But innovations like culturomics continue to gain prominence because they extend the prospect of something like scientific progress in the study of human culture.

Thus the results of the present study further extend the prospect that inhibitors of ER translocation may offer novel therapeutic opportunities in the future, and underline the potential for using small-molecule inhibitors to understand the consequence of defects in membrane translocation events at the cellular level [ 45].

Further work would extend the prospects of such an endeavour and will broaden the required armamentarium for neuroscience research.

In June, the commission's panel of marine experts dismissed Britain's application to extend its prospecting rights over 200,000 square miles of the ocean floor around Ascension Island in the south Atlantic.

And an ALS medication currently in development — which Mulvaney says will aim to significantly extend the prospects for those who have been diagnosed with ALS — is about five years away from trials.

A ceasefire in Falluja was extended, defusing the prospect of an imminent marine invasion.

The implications of today's agreement extend beyond the prospects for peace in western Ivory Coast.

Extending an olive branch.