Sentence examples for past prospective from inspiring English sources

As Shirin Akiner, an academic who specialises in Central Asia, observes: "In the past, prospective Tajik leaders lobbied Moscow for backing.

In the past, prospective parents have been advised there is only a limited risk of health problems, but for some defects the risk was said to be 30 per cent greater.

In the past, prospective NFL owners have proposed building a smaller stadium inside the existing Coliseum or changing exterior walls as part of bringing a team to Los Angeles.

In the past, prospective seroepidemiological evidence had been brought forward that HPV 16 infection might be a risk factor for oesophageal carcinoma in Norway and Finland (Dillner et al, 1995; Bjørge et al, 1997a, 1997b).

Despite these considerations, these fundamental lipid measures (TC, HDLC, and TGs) and their calculated indices (LDLC, non-HDLC, TC/HDLC, LDLC/HDLC, and TG/HDLC) have not been completely and directly compared as predictors of CHD by multiple analytical methods in past prospective studies in diabetic subjects (8– 19).

In 1952, she made the mistake of revealing her past to prospective in-laws, and her engagement was promptly called off.

However, a revolving door brings the risk that government officials will be influenced in their policy or procurement decisions by the interests of past or prospective employers.

It surveys the evidence and puts a dollar figure on America's past and prospective gains from trade.That is no easy task, because trade can affect an economy in many ways.

In a recent Guardian article on integrated reporting, chairman of International Integrated Reporting Committee Sir Michael Peat said: "All matters which are important in assessing an organisation's performance and position, past and prospective, need to be reported but not by making annual reports ever longer and more complex – they are too long already".

They were expressing alarm at past and prospective enlargement (especially to Turkey), globalisation and even the fragility of society (the Dutch referendum came a few months after the murder by a Muslim fanatic of Theo van Gogh, an Amsterdam film-maker).What voters wantThere is something to these arguments, but not much.

We therefore investigated past and prospective land use changes in Cairns, Queensland, Australia, using aerial photo mosaics from 1952 and 2008, and the proposed urban footprint for 2031.