Sentence examples for potential advent from inspiring English sources

The stakes, with a chaotic world and the potential advent of the neo-fascist bully boy Trump, as aggressive a know-nothing ever to come close to the presidency in my lifetime, are simply too high.

With the potential advent of near-patient testing for BNP, this may prove to be a valuable adjunctive assessment to promote both a more successful and possibly a more aggressive approach to liberating patients from mechanical ventilation.

Whilst natural disasters have catastrophic potential, the advent of social media means that statutory emergency managers have a source of real time information updates to assist decision making in natural disaster response.

A key to unlocking the potential is the advent of privately managed.

With the introduction of auto-enrolment into workplace pensions – pushing up employer costs and potential liabilities – and the advent of the Nest pension, Barnardo's move could be part of a further levelling down of workplace pension provision.

While endosonographers were hard at work evaluating the potential of EUS, the advent of helical pancreatic CT scanning protocols and recently multi-detector CT has made it difficult to draw useful conclusions.

Today, the observant person who wishes to weigh his options must discard the past altogether, as we are blessed to exist in an age of unprecedented tumult and potential by virtue of the advent of the internet and the information age as a whole.

The current clinical management of patients with LN remains limited to the use of non-specific cytotoxic drugs despite the advent of numerous potential biologic agents [ 3].

Given the preclinical evidence for potential clinical efficacy and the advent of gemcitabine plus cisplatin as a standard of care, a phase II study evaluating the combination of gemcitabine, cisplatin and sorafenib in patients with advanced biliary adenocarcinomas was undertaken.

It should be noted that the study on the problem with knuckle cracking has been criticized for not accounting potential alternative explanations for the advent of these problems.

Finally, we will discuss the potential for improved services inherent in the advent of evidence-based practices and the recovery movement.