Sentence examples for prospects for extending from inspiring English sources

Many are positive about the prospects for extending the season and believe there are enough attractions to draw people all year round.

The opening remarks, at 8 30 a.m., are to be given by the City Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone, who will discuss prospects for extending the city's co-op and condominium real estate tax abatements, which are due to expire on June 30.

That's the whole ballgame for liberalism right now: If the health care law works, this will be remembered as an era of progressive public policy, and the prospects for extending that era into another presidency — and getting immigration reform and climate legislation and the rest of their policy wish list — will get a lot, lot brighter.

The move was read as a powerful signal that the Fed is worried about the prospects for extending the decade-long economic expansion.

Experimental evolution and genomics are the technologies that have changed the prospects for extending human adaptation to later ages, in the eyes of some evolutionary biologists at least.

There is very limited evidence to support the notion that large scale bottom of the pyramid models in health offer good prospects for extending services to the poor in the future.

Mr. Maliki's remarks, along with increasingly vociferous protests in Baghdad and opposition in the United States Congress, have cast doubts on the prospect for extending the legal authority for American forces to remain in Iraq after a United Nations mandate expires in December.

As a conceptual tool, this opens up the prospect of extending known results on quantum trajectories for vacuum inputs to models with nonclassical inputs.

The prospect of extending lifespans dramatically is a reasonable conclusion".

Joseph Romm, the influential climate blogger, has coined the term "Dust-Bowlification" for the prospect of extended periods of extreme drought in formerly productive agricultural areas.

We conclude with a discussion of related work on learning and prospects for additional research, including extending the framework to cover developmental phenomena.