Sentence examples for of increased future from inspiring English sources

The effect will be a reduction in present demand with a prospect of increased future demand.

Scientists are working to uncover how wildlife are responding to these environmental changes in current warming, as well as making projections about effects of increased future warming.

This paper utilizes recent econometric research to quantify the benefit, in terms of increased future GDP, that the European Union and its Member States would reap from improved educational achievement.

Highly-endorsed facilitators of increased future CT interest were: guaranteed treatment access after CT (82%); having confidence CT would improve DBMD understanding (76%); agreeing with CT goals (75%); treating doctor's suggestion (72%); perceiving a good researcher reputation (71%).

Consequently, apprentices finance their own training by accepting low pay, and they are willing to do so because of increased future wages due to their higher productivity, which again is due to the skills accumulated during training.

In view of increasing future dynamics and climate change, a more participatory and long-term planning approach is required.

One common argument is that public-sector debt (at almost 100% of GDP) has climbed too high, especially if you take account of increasing future pension liabilities as the population ages.

Gateway founder Ted Waitt Ted Waitt, announced a higher-than-expected loss for the first quarter, a direct result of taking a large number of special charges now in the hopes of increasing future earnings.

State law forbids governments from setting hiring quotas for women and minorities, and city officials say programs such as the new magnet school are the best hope of increasing future diversity by enticing more members of underrepresented groups to apply.

The CAMBRA risk assessment approach has been shown to stratify patients into risk categories of increasing future caries activity, both among adults in a university clinic [ 17] and among kindergarten children in Hong Kong [ 18].

Better education of physicians and increasing future application of direct molecular identification of M. bovis from clinical samples, i.e., sputum or lymph node aspirates, is therefore needed.