Sentence examples for study prospects for 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.

Despite competition from improved colleges in Southeast and East Asia, the US is still an attractive study prospect for international students.

A Michigan company also is studying prospects for manufacturing auto parts in the park, he said.

Finally, we provide some concluding remarks ("Conclusions" section) and some considerations concerning the limitations of the study and future research prospects ("Limitations of the study and prospects for future research" section).

By Mr. Ward's account, Mr. McDougal dispatched him to study the prospects for running a road through flatlands south of Little Rock owned by Industrial Development Company.

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.

Then in September, a separate study rated "prospects for continued safe operation" of the incinerator as "very good". This report was prepared by independent consultants contracted by the Utah Citizens Advisory Commission, a diverse group appointed by the Governor, Michael O. Leavitt, a Republican.

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.

Basing on the summary of the theories and technologies above and the analysis of existing researches (Ju and Pan 2012; Pan et al. 2013) on the routine monitoring and controlling technologies of rockburst in Chinese coal mines, this study made prospects for the future development of rockburst monitoring and prevention.

Scott said he's going to offer some changes and suggested that he'd be willing to support a revised bill if it addressed his concerns about penalties for the sale of marijuana to minors, more time for a commission to study the prospects for a regulated market, and other safety issues.