Sentence examples for on future events from inspiring English sources

With one eye on future events such as the World Championships later this summer, this could be the perfect opportunity for some of Team GB's rising stars to make their mark.

Administration officials say passage of more sanctions now, even ones contingent on future events, would torpedo the talks.

The IUS-12 can be divided into two subscales; one for prospective anxiety (fear and anxiety based on future events) (seven items) and one for inhibitory anxiety (uncertainty which inhibits action or experience) (five items) [ 22].

In their simplest definition, derivatives are contracts that promise payments from one investor, or "counterparty," to another, depending on future events.

Much has been read into the "I swear I don't have a gun" line, given Cobain's subsequent suicide, though one suspects it was being deployed as metaphor and had little bearing on future events.

That's not so hard because SolarCity is a bit of a moving target in terms of valuation and its value is highly dependent on future events.

Some studies indicate that the hippocampus and other regions are equally engaged by retrieval of true and false information (e.g., [ 102, 108]), while others suggest that the regions are engaged more by retrieval of true than false memories (e.g., [ 95, 109]), or even more by imaginary than retrieval of true memories, as in the research on future event simulation (e.g., [ 1, 106]).

What many investors do not realize is that all securities prices include an intangible component that is based on anticipation of future events and on the integrity of the entity from which the security was issued.

For patients at high risk for macrovascular events, epidemiological studies such as the UKPDS have clearly demonstrated that multifactorial intervention to improve blood pressure and lipids as well as glycaemic control is likely to have a greater impact on the occurrence of future events than relying solely on improvement in HbA1c [ 39].

Dice games are therefore games of future imperfect information because whatever strategic skill they entail must be based on an assessment of future events, chiefly through the mathematics of probability theory.

A related point concerns causal tendencies and their impact on the chances of future events.