Sentence examples for prospects to use from inspiring English sources

It would be much better for our long term economic prospects to use this to invest in our transport system and digital infrastructure, rather than housebuilding.

While on the other hand, for follow-on innovators and cultivators, the prospects to use material from the protected pool of improved varieties have become increasingly conditional, with important detrimental effects, especially in a highly incremental innovation sphere such as plant improvement (Maskus and Reichman [2005]).

It is not unusual for an N.F.L. prospect to use intense training to boost his draft standing.

There are good prospects (possibility) to use the suggested cumulative AB reactor as an impulse rocket engine.

A handy tool for starting this process is Prospects Planner, free to use on prospects.ac.uk.ac.uk

Dispersion nuclear fuel elements have promising prospects to be used in advanced nuclear reactors and disposal of nuclear wastes.

PEF processing has good prospects to be used by the food industry because promising results have been obtained on the inactivation of undesirable microorganisms when processing different foodstuffs.

"However, this can lead to a loss of confidence if staff are faced with the prospect of having to use their skills in the wider workplace.

One of the most intriguing prospects for me is to use social networking facilities to conduct mass-participation experiments to explain the science discussed in a book.

Eugene Robinson, the Washington Post columnist, said that Warren "has become the brightest ideological and rhetorical light in a party whose prospects are dimmed by — to use a word Jimmy Carter never uttered — malaise".

He also notes that one of the more promising prospects is being able to use lasers to hone in on the brains of rats and directly affect areas with D3 receptors are active.