Sentence examples for offer a prospect from inspiring English sources

Commentators have argued that for research involving vulnerable subjects, the risk of research procedures that do not offer a prospect of direct benefit should be capped at the level of minimal risk [5, 56, 57].

But such type of paediatric studies remain difficult to perform and alternative like modeling are developed as they are ethically challenging mainly due to the fact that such research does not offer a prospect of direct benefit.

Commentators have argued that for research involving vulnerable subjects, the risk of research procedures that do not offer a prospect of direct benefit should be capped at the level of minimal risk [ 5, 56, 57].

The Mets shopped Benitez to the Marlins, who offered a prospect package similar to the one they sent to Texas.

The dining-room windows offered a prospect of wet gravel, long grass bent over by the weight of the rain, and dripping pine branches.

But, given that it offers a prospect of the sort of bipartisan pragmatism that US politics so desperately needs, let us hope that does happen.

Mr. Antonov, no admirer of Mr. Sobchak, said Mr. Putin told him that he quit intelligence work for politics because government work offered a prospect "to make something happen" at a critical period in history.

The negotiations on compensation with the Mets appear to center on one of the two players the Mets offered, a prospect but not the organization's premier minor leaguer.

Especially noteworthy was his design to use the cabildos which offered a prospect for the development of local government.

Besides, the large conduction band offset (approximately 2 eV for GaN/AlN) offers a prospect to cover the fiber optical telecommunication wavelength range (1.3 to 1.55 μm) by intersubband transition [4, 5].

Smaller groups such as the G20 or the Major Economies Forum offer a better prospect for haggling over difficult issues.