Sentence examples for is given in the future from inspiring English sources

The opening statement is given in the future tense, as in "testimony will show" or "evidence will show".

"This will substantially alter the way that chemotherapy is given in the future," said Dr. John Boockvar, the brain surgeon who devised the trial.

He said nations including Russia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Ecuador had offered him asylum and said he accepted all of the offers and any others he may be given in the future.

Asked in an e-mail message the next day as to how Major League Baseball planned to address the issue, Levin responded in an e-mail message: "Once we learned that there were occasions on which the Center for Drug Free Sport gave overnight notice to clubs, we took prompt corrective action to prevent such notice from being given in the future".

The experiments will continue for several years and a more precise neutrino mixing angle θ13 will be given in the future.

Additionally, when the product is being given in the future, subjects will have to pay either in advance (at the end of the auction) or at the moment of receipt of the product.

The executive order says that priority will be given in the future to refugees who face religious persecution, "provided that the religion of the individual is a minority religion in the individual's country of nationality".

It is argued that the table that should receive the greatest focus is that from the actively treated group since the HYVET trial clearly showed benefit from treatment in elderly hypertensives for mortality, stroke and heart failure and such treatment may be expected to be given in the future.

However, consideration will be given in the future to adding further items to cover new areas: organising life around diabetes, other people's understanding of the condition, and concerns about excess weight.

A brief conclusion that covers the future work is given in the last section.

And even if it did, it is not a choice that Iranians are going to be given in the foreseeable future.