Sentence examples for subsequent prospects from inspiring English sources

However, even under this relatively benign scenario, the LDP's subsequent prospects of running an effective government--and therefore keeping Mr Aso popular enough to avoid the fate of Messrs Fukuda and Abe--look bleak.

Some of the documents revealed that American and South Korean officials had discussed a chain of events that included the fall of the communist regime in Pyongyang and the subsequent prospects for a unified Korea.

As with students from most regions around the world, the UK has to settle for second place behind the US in the eyes of Latin Americans, but the high quality of education available, the international recognition of UK qualifications, and the subsequent career prospects are cited as defining factors when Latin American students were asked to reflect on the UK as a higher education destination.

Using the same data as Stephan (2010a,2010b), Neubäumer (2012) estimated the relative effects of wage subsidies and further vocational training on the subsequent employment prospects of previously unemployed programme participants.

They show that workers who have previous labour market histories characterised by job spells with permanent contracts and low numbers of job interruptions tend to have better subsequent employment prospects than their counterparts.

A related question is whether short-duration contracts or placements have a noticeable impact on the subsequent employment prospects of the long-term unemployed or whether employers ignore these spells when assessing prospective employees.

Estimating fixed effects regressions on disabled workers, they show that workers holding a job when acquiring legal SD-status have substantially better subsequent employment prospects after an SD-award than before, while the opposite is the case for those who do not hold a job at the date of SD-entry.

This becomes especially important when the decision making that follows the analysis of such assessment data often have significant long term effects on the learners in terms of courses made available to them and their subsequent job prospects upon exiting the system.

Drawing on earlier research into Inter-Organisational Netwobservationsand ofservathens of the ParcelCall consortium, it examines the influence of the local development context and more general socioeconomic factors and how these bear upon the subsequent exploitation and prospects of this technology.

And, as I show below, existing empirical evidence indicates both that work tends to be a healthy activity for disabled individuals and that policies aimed at maintaining some work through periods of temporary disability significantly improve subsequent employment and earnings prospects.

However, genetic vulnerability to anxiety could also contribute to poor early social and cognitive functioning, limited educational and employment prospects, and subsequent onset of substance use [ 16].