Sentence examples for prospects of advancing from inspiring English sources

Despite the dim prospects of advancing any new solutions, Democrats insisted history was on their side.

The Nets have not fared well against the league's best teams this season, something that does not appear encouraging for their prospects of advancing in the playoffs.

WASHINGTON — The Duke Blue Devils are a No. 2 seed in this year's N.C.A.A. tournament, but their prospects of advancing to their first Final Four since 2004 appear dim.

He did not think the party's prospects of advancing its agenda were very good if it couldn't also find an inner tough guy to go along with drawing contrasts.

Meanwhile, encouraging progress in the development of integration-free reprogramming approaches, disease modeling, and preclinical trials has significantly enhanced the prospects of advancing iPSC technology from bench to bedside.

Based on the tremendous progress made during the past quarter century, the prospects of further advancing this innovative technology for practical control of virus diseases are very promising.

Unlike the group stage, there are no second chances, and no prospect of advancing despite losing, which is what Team U.S.A. achieved.

Germany lead with two victories but the Dutch, with none at all, still have theoretical prospect of advancing to the quarter-finals.

This work raises the prospect of advancing understanding of the mechanisms and consequences of glycation in actual tissues, in vitro or even ex vivo, using NMR isotope-labelled glycating agents, without analyses requiring chemical or enzymatic degradations, or prior assumptions about glycation products.

In retrospect, this view now seems at odds with Frank's otherwise positive view of life, especially in regard to the grand prospects of advances in medical science in support of human welfare.

"Postdocs make a financial sacrifice in the hope of advancing their career prospects," she says.