Sentence examples for further work as from inspiring English sources

If this changes with further work, as might be hoped, such questions of equality will need to be addressed.

THE offer for the job of music critic came with this catch: If I accepted, I'd have to forgo any further work as a professional musician.

To keep that door as widely open as possible, I'd like to take this chance to encourage all contributors to learn, as I have done, about submitting copy which requires as little further work as possible.

The quality of that work was not in doubt, and a prestigious fellowship had already been offered for further work, as her illness took a turn for the worse.

Our February 2017 panel, and this whitepaper, are meant as a starting point for further work as the national, indeed global, debate over encryption and law enforcement powers continues.

The word addendum has appeared in 49 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 20 in "The Critic Returns, as the Performer" by Tom Moon: The offer for the job of music critic came with this catch: If I accepted, I'd have to forgo any further work as a professional musician.

In 1948 Borgnine made his Broadway debut in the comedy Harvey, which led to further work onstage as well as in the burgeoning medium of television.

Further numerical work, as well as experimental work, is needed to better understand and model the behavior of these promising joint designs.

The costs fall outside the deal with the current operator and include £40m of operational expenditure, including £16m for further strengthening work, as well as £8m for resurfacing of the M48.

The comparative and case study in this research has shown the validity and robustness of the proposed non-uniform time step model, which could be a useful tool for further work on BIPVTE as well as other building systems.

Based on these findings, combining the ALD approach with a wet etching process yielded highly ordered, large-scale, and free-standing TiO2 nanowire arrays with potential applications to be explored in further work, such as sensing, catalysis, and energy applications.