Sentence examples for process prospects from inspiring English sources

Only by giving the same attention to bridging science policy's valley of death as we do to biomedical research translational process, prospects can be favorable for the effective translation of science into collective benefit.

The financing process – prospecting, discussing, negotiating, and closing – is awfully akin to marriage.

A handy tool for starting this process is Prospects Planner, free to use on prospects.ac.uk.ac.uk

Several proposals for enhanced oversight have been debated as part of the state budget process, though prospects for their approval are not clear.

Until such matters are permitted to enter mainstream discussion in the US, and their implications understood, it is meaningless to call for "US engagement in the peace process", and prospects for constructive action will remain grim.

But Israeli officials seemed more interested in seeking Mr. Cheney's help with broader regional issues, chief among them the perceived threat from Iran, while Palestinian officials expressed deep pessimism about the peace process and prospects of success.

Outside sales requires managing the whole process, from prospecting to follow up.

As the supply of crude oil dwindles and the price thus rises, anything that makes the process of prospecting new wells cheaper is to be welcomed.

EVEN by the gloomy standards of the misnamed Middle East peace process, the prospect of a lasting deal between Jews and Arabs in that little strip of land between the Jordan river and the Mediterranean has seemed remoter than ever.

For veterans of the peace process, the prospect of Mr. Mitchell's shuttling between Jerusalem and Ramallah, the West Bank headquarters of the Palestinian Authority, illustrates just how much ground has been lost in the past eight years.

Comparisons between various membrane processes and prospects of each technology will be covered.