Sentence examples for will be charting from inspiring English sources
If the sale goes through, it is Murdoch who likely will be charting baseball's new course.
This is a particularly well-thumbed reference text, so to pick it as a key note for season one does not suggest Cooper's Belstaff will be charting the edgier waters of fashion.
The research grant, worth $20 million over five years, will create independent laboratories at Berkeley and at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, that will be charting a way to reinvent computing.
The fast-moving developments showed that even as partners are striving mightily to reposition Andersen for the future, the remnants of the past -- in particular, its handling of the audit work for Enron -- continue to weigh down the firm, with no clear designation of who will be charting its course toward a solution.
We will be charting a new way forward and creating a voting system that places the onus on government, not the citizen.
Scott said he does not anticipate final decisions being made Friday, but that he was hopeful a direction will be charted.
To the Editor: Regarding the June 13 Practical Traveler ("Air Travel's Costly Future"): Airline industry insiders believe that the path to restoring their sector's viability will be charted by their new Aviation Advisory Committee.
The first year's course will be charted by the company planners.
This and similar approaches promise to lead bacterial phosphoproteomics into the era of systems biology, where the entire phosphorylation-based regulatory networks will be charted, modelled, and ultimately engineered to obtain desired properties.
His progress will be charted by a virtual reality avatar wearing an astronaut suit, Virgin Money said in a press release.
The painting's general location (city, ZIP Code and country) will be charted as it's resold, and a website will track the work's movement through the market.
