Sentence examples for prospect of transfer from inspiring English sources

In concordance with this finding, hospital-based follow-up was more highly rated than was the prospect of transfer to general practice, although many survivors were in favour of access to supportive services, including advice from a dietician and counselling.

The prospect of transferring funds over Twitter seems to be gaining some traction (surprising given the service's remarkably poor reliably record).

This result suggests a great prospect of transferring the information obtained from Arabidopsis into other plants, including important crops such as soybean, maize, rice and Sorghum.

This paper considers the prospects of transferring software-engineering methods and tools from the field of information systems (IS) to the field of production systems (PS).

Press Association Sport understands the striker was given permission to depart the Republic of Ireland's training camp to discuss the prospect of a transfer from Albion to Hull.

Discussions between Redknapp and the Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, over a move for the player began before the close of the last transfer window and, while the club did not make a move for him then, Redknapp has revealed that he and Levy have continued to monitor Hazard's progress and raised the prospect of a transfer bid being lodged with Lille in the summer.

Soutar was unfazed by the prospect of his transfer into newspapers ("I loved the idea of people just going, 'Whaaaat?'") but, as it became clear the deal was foundering, he was already considering the offer from Maxim owner Felix Dennis to move to America.

And Norwegian midfielder Mats Daehli has been linked with a move to Chelsea, though Mourinho played down the prospect of a transfer.

The integration of electronic HRQoL assessment into general practices brings with it the prospect of reciprocal transfer of knowledge from patient rated outcomes research into practice and from practice into research.

Germany's wealthier states shell out billions of euros annually to support former East German states, but it has fervently opposed the prospect of fiscal transfers to Greece or Spain.

American officials believe that antigovernment guerrillas are terrified of the prospect of the sovereignty transfer, lest it undercut their support, and the Americans have been preparing for the possibility of greater violence.