Sentence examples for prospects opened from inspiring English sources

Lydgate, too, was greatly stimulated at the prospects opened up by distinguished patronage and produced as a result a number of very long pieces that were greatly admired in their day.

Promising prospects opened up by new applications are described, without omitting the main limitations still to be overcome for a harmonious industrial development of these technologies.

The last section presents briefly the exciting prospects opened by the intrusion of spin into (molecular) electronics, the new field of molecular spintronics.

The new prospects opened up by recent developments are finally discussed and, also on the grounds of experience recently gained on a laboratory scale, the potentials of machines tailor-designed for the conditions reigning in biohydrometallurgical systems are outlined.

Soon after graduating from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, with a bachelor's degree in zoology in 1974, job prospects opened up in the North West Territories (NWT).

The Bundeswehr will have to offer its soldiers more money and more career prospects, opening the way to a more modern, flexible and educated army.

After hurling flash grenades through the windows, shooting the guard dog and ramming the building with an armored vehicle, the club's prospect opened the door to see what was happening.

The prospect opens up and we see, much closer, the chimneys of the cement factory.

Should both achieve their objective, the chilling prospect opens of two master self-publicists with outsized egos ensconced in Downing Street and the Oval Office.

Though Sanford received a number of legal and business offers from the private sector during this period, he was interested in a position that would allow him to keep his political prospects open.

Now, she feels a life of career prospects has opened up for her.