Sentence examples for future qualify from inspiring English sources
"Competitive cheer may, some time in the future, qualify as a sport under Title IX," Judge Stefan R. Underhill of the United States District Court in Bridgeport wrote in his decision.
Forecasts about the genetic future qualify as daring because (a) the technology is stunning; (b) the questions about its applications are already looking politicized; and (c) our political process is full of surprises.
In addition to the mooted restructure, which is still under discussion, future qualifying tournaments after the 2018 round-robin in Bangladesh could be held in the United Arab Emirates, where England are currently playing Pakistan in their three-match Test series.
"We have also not beaten Scotland in three meetings so far and there is little doubt they are coming here devoid of any pressure to get a result but determined to stage an upset, which would give them a chance to avoid being among the bottom-seeded teams in future qualifying campaigns," he explained.
The Federal Open Market Committee invariably drops into its press releases the empty phrase "foreseeable future" to qualify a forecast or a policy intention.
It is uncertain whether a pharmacoinvasive strategy in the future will qualify as an alternative reperfusion strategy.
For the bistro of the future, this could qualify as the first appetizer.
6) Giants (8-6) contheirtheir future and will qualify with at least a wild-card berth if they win their last two games, against Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Now the oil and gas industry-backed group has turned its funds toward promoting the "Raise the Bar" initiative (Amendment 71), a direct attack on democracy that would make it more difficult for grassroots movements to qualify future initiatives for the ballot.
This knowledge is also needed to qualify future incentives, which may transfer some of the OOH contacts into daytime care.
More research into these areas in clinical settings in sub-Saharan Africa is needed to qualify future economic evaluations on HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention interventions.
