Sentence examples for promising conditions from inspiring English sources

We map tractable satisfiability classes to tractable entailment classes, including hierarchies of tractable problems; and show that some initially promising conditions for tractability of entailment, proposed by Esghi (1993) and del Val (1994), surprisingly only identify a subset of renamable Horn.

As Nelson contends, Trump took office under promising conditions: no war, solid economy, both houses of Congress under Republican control.

So how to explain that, despite such promising conditions, on 9 February, Tony Abbott was forced to walk into the meeting room of his political party to receive judgment on his leadership?

This new experimental approach for SWCNs growth provides promising conditions for maximizing yields and generating selected tubular configurations.

The most promising conditions were obtained with the Carboxen-polydimethylsiloxane fiber in the headspace of the aqueous solution that contained the dissolved powder.

The potential promising conditions for chromizing treatment were: adding 1% NH4Cl and 1% LaCl3, maintaining the test temperature at 1000 °C for 8 h.

In "The Un-Angry Young Men," an essay in the British monthly Encounter in 1958, Leslie Fiedler wrote that American popular culture "has never been in a duller or less promising condition".

The EDQLS appears to be a promising condition-specific QoL instrument that is appropriate for ED patients as young as 14 and as old as 60.

As the time course of kidney damage is usually not apparent, contrast media induced nephropathy (CIN) is a promising condition for this question.

Promising market conditions were the only thing that attracted that venture capital in the first place.

These companies compete for business by promising to "optimise" conditions.