Sentence examples similar to preferential prospects from inspiring English sources

We summarize recent field observations of subsurface flow and transport from semi-arid regions, discuss alternative approaches for modeling fast preferential flow, and evaluate prospects for resolving current uncertainties.

A high SV means better prospects for preferential lignin degradation and a low SV means a relatively high cellulose degradation during biological pretreatment leading to low available cellulose [36].

"Mike felt that the Los Angeles Kings' prospects were given preferential treatment, and that is his reason for this rash decision.

The prospect of suspending preferential tariffs gives the EU a powerful tool to extract human rights improvements from Sri Lanka.

(SC CDC staff) Other reported reasons for an unstable TB team included poor infrastructure, poor job prospects and lack of "preferential" policy (i.e., special incentives) for the staff working in the communicable disease control of the hospital.

I got preferential treatment outside the party scene, too.

Coastal commissioners heard testimony by advocates for the homeless and transients, as well as residents who objected to the prospect of having to pay for preferential parking permits.

Sterling fell sharply on Monday ahead of the speech on the prospect of a move away from preferential EU single market access and a hardening stance towards an economic bloc that accounts for roughly half of Britain's exports and imports.

Would prospective immigrants from Mexico get preferential treatment?

As search algorithms give preferential treatment to video content, B2B companies who proactively answer their prospects top questions with video will find their companies rising to page one in organic search results.

There is a risk that preferential targeting of carbon-dense peatland under REDD will worsen long-term prospects for biodiversity conservation in Indonesia by intensifying pressures to establish plantations in forested mineral soil areas that offer lower emission reduction potential (Table 1) but support richer biodiversity and higher concentrations of threatened species (Table 2).