Sentence examples for forthcoming count from inspiring English sources
In fact, this role for SWFs is not as new as it sounds, and Gelb and others (forthcoming) count fourteen SWFs that invest domestically, including well-established funds such as Singapore's Temasek and New Zealand's Superannuation Fund.
He approached Jacobson to see if he'd be interested in writing a review of a forthcoming Counting Crows gig for the magazine.
Molecular biology procedure have become significantly substantial in ascertaining fish stock structure and sizeable rise in the count of forthcoming molecular markers for genetic analyses of population construction for the late three decades with allozyme, nuclear DNA (nDNA) and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) have been deployed for this intent.
Transcript abundances were calculated using eXpress (Roberts and Pachter forthcoming), which outputs read counts and the number of fragments per kilobase of exon per million fragments mapped (FPKM; Trapnell et al. 2010).
Andrew Gumbel is the author of a forthcoming book, Down for the Count: Dirty Elections and the Rotten History of Democracy in America, which will be released this spring.
His two best plays — both having forthcoming New York revivals — boast body counts nearly as long as the cast lists.
"I am not sure at all that the government really intends to move forward with the actual implementation of the plan, or if it's counting on the forthcoming readjustment of the Greek debt plan, effectively buying time so as to move on to elections," said Elias Nikolakopoulos, a professor of sociology at the University of Athens.
An exact count, unfortunately, was not forthcoming.
He'll be drawing here not only from a solid recent album on Steeplechase, "Learning to Count," but also from a forthcoming release on the same label.
He remains the pre-eminent "secular" politician in Maharashtra, which Congress had counted on winning in the forthcoming election.
Rickman's final performance (not counting his voiceover for the forthcoming Alice in Wonderland sequel) is in this well-received British produced thriller, which focusses on the moral complexities of drone strikes in overseas conflict.
