Sentence examples similar to extensive outlooks from inspiring English sources
Despite these extensive research activities the outlook shows that gaps of knowledge still exist and hinder a broad industrial application so far.
The biblical texts, themselves the products of a long period of transmission and embodying more than a single outlook, were subjected to extensive study and interpretation over many centuries and, when required, were translated into other languages.
But Dr. Feuerstein didn't die — he survived extensive debilitating treatment and gained a new outlook.
Fairouz's cosmopolitan outlook reflects his transatlantic upbringing and extensive travels.
He was heavily influenced by Augustine, whose thought permeates his writings and from whom he drew a Neoplatonic outlook, but he was also one of the first to make extensive use of the thought of Aristotle, Avicenna and Averroes.
Bernstein analysts said: Given Hemphill's extensive background in South (and sub-Saharan) African financial services, we think the appointment is well-aligned to the strategic outlook for the group.
Future outlooks are finally summarized.
The last section entitled "Outlook" discussed the central question of pressure on common pastures and on the significance of pasture landscapes for nature conservation and extensive agriculture.
