Sentence examples for relative of future from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, for nine hours, Delano, an experienced mariner and distant relative of future president Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was convinced that he was on a distressed but otherwise normally functioning slave ship.

A House committee voted without dissent today to overturn President Bush's executive order that delayed release of President Ronald Reagan's papers and allowed relatives of future presidents to keep papers secret.

4. Raise marginal taxes on the most affluent However, gains from public investment might not produce enough economic growth to reduce the relative size of future debt.

For example, the relative risk of future MI in a comparison of homozygous mutants to homozygous wild types was 1.00 (95% CI=0.7 1.5; P=0.9).

The relative odds of future coronary events in patients who were seropositive at baseline were 1.0 (95% CI, 0.54 1.84) for IgG and 0.74 (95% CI, 0.41 1.31) for IgA.

In turn, this more expansive sense of time may encourage us to consider the relative benefits of future over immediate rewards.

For these patients, histological examination is vital for staging and obtaining a relative risk of future metastasis.

This study cannot rule out that non-exposed children are at a highly increased relative risk of future CD, however, the baseline prevalence of CD in this group was still only 0.31%.

In addition, the Risk equation can be used as a predictive index to forecast the relative number of future human WNV infections, which could be useful for short-term planning and resource allocation.

The target for preventative guidelines is to identify and define the earliest stage at which there is an appreciable increased relative risk of future vascular events in the primary care setting.

The C + NVC model is primarily used to examine the relationship of prescribed burning practices relative to future suppression costs, and shows that prescribed burning (within the current or recent fire seasons) decreases wildfire intensity, and thus increases the probability of successful suppression (Fernandes and Botelho 2003; Florec et al. 2012).