Sentence examples for study prospects from inspiring English sources
SECAUCUS, N.J. — Los Angeles Clippers Coach Mike Dunleavy was in Spain on Tuesday to study prospects for the N.B.A. draft.
A Ministry of Defence spokesperson was keen to underscore how the trips are not a holiday: "Overseas Study Tours are an integral part of the Royal College of Defence Studies course to study prospects for security, stability and prosperity in different regions.
Study prospects were told that participants would be helping to evaluate a prostate and testicular cancer education program that had been specifically designed to improve the Deaf community's access to health information.
A Michigan company also is studying prospects for manufacturing auto parts in the park, he said.
These arguments give rise, again and again to reflect on adequate ways of dealing with uncertainties but also with diversity and divergence of future studies, prospects, and reflections.
"When candidates at a late stage of the process are seen to withdraw it is usually because taken studied view of prospects," said Lyons.
This study expanded prospects and identified new areas for future exploration within the valley.
Testing and demonstrating the robustness and durability of bioelectrochemical systems far beyond that in any previous study, the prospects for developing MEC at full scale are enhanced.
In this contribution, a simulation is conducted to study the prospects of the applications of space-/airborne and land-based Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) reflectometry to synoptically observe global-scale geodynamic processes with a vertical accuracy of ∼2 mm/yr.
The investigation on which the present paper is based was undertaken to study the prospects for spray dry scrubbing of SO2 by utilizing a slurry of finely ground limestone.
In 1961, having divorced and remarried, she moved with Mr. McHale to the United States, where together they embarked on careers in futurism, an interdisciplinary field that studies global prospects for human development.
