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The show comes at a promising time for Ballet Tech.

"Looking at the balance of data, this is a very promising time for fighting poverty," Mr. Sachs said.

But the silly season can be a promising time for shows that are small or exotic, or both, to test their mettle as potential cult hits.

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The Flipkart founders' interest in Ather comes at a promising time for the scooter market in India.

Now research director at the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion at the University of Oxford, he believes it is "an extremely promising" time for research on science and religion.

These are heady times for British boxing, promising times for the big men.

This long "preclinical" phase of AD is of pivotal importance to understand the origin of the disease and may provide a promising time window for potential therapeutic intervention.

The lower levels of PA [ 7] and greater reduction in MVPA on weekends [ 8] have led some researchers to suggest that the weekend may be a promising time period for interventions to minimise age-related changes in ST and PA.

For me personally, it was a promising time I was training for the World Speed Skating Championships, full of youthful hope and aspiration.

Coupled with the "Arab Spring" the region seemed to be experiencing a promising time; young and old were revolting for democracy and justice.