Sentence examples for future establishments from inspiring English sources

The association's business administrator/events coordinator Dale Dawson, who owns Mountain Rose Gifts, said Williams and Rostomian agreed to the temporary decorations on their future establishments.

In addition, $600 billion of the Social Security surplus would be set aside, not to make it easier to pay future retirees but to pay for the future establishment of private savings or investment accounts for Social Security recipients.

He does not spare the Jews themselves for their lack of solidarity: the Zionists in Palestine considered the European catastrophe primarily in terms of its implications for the future establishment of a Jewish state.

Accurate information on the local patterns of land cover in NHAR may contribute to the future establishment of better landscape policies for ecosystem management and protection.

But when it comes to the future establishment, Alexander Wang will surely be on the list.

Therefore, predicting suitable areas of future establishment and spread is essential for planning early prevention and control strategies.

We hope the results can aid the identification of potential invaders and allow for a timely response to prevent future establishment and spread into native ecosystems.

It is necessary to develop an adjuvant that does not promote IL-10 and T reg function in vivo for the future establishment of an anti-cancer vaccine.

The altered expression levels of distinct skeletal muscle proteins, as documented in this study, might be helpful not only for deepening our understanding of the pathophysiology of HIBM but also for the future establishment of a comprehensive biomarker signature of the disease.

Finally, we evaluated the future establishment and spread of this species in relation to predicted climate warming by considering the A2 scenario for 2050 statistically downscaled at regional level in which winter and annual temperatures increase by 1.5 and 1°C, respectively.

In addition to changes in relatively shallow-water and low-latitude ecosystems, declines in fish abundance extend to Canada's deep-sea habitats [141], and the potential future establishment of commercial fishing in the Arctic will require assessments of both direct and indirect effects on Arctic ecosystems [142].