Sentence examples for will be vibrant from inspiring English sources

Please don't misunderstand: You shouldn't tell them this ("in 5 years my lab will be vibrant, productive, and well-funded... ..); rather, you need to lead them to believe it by describing a research agenda that persuades them that you will succeed.

If it offers only partial support, they're probably still covered, since the labs they'll want to work in will be vibrant and well-funded, and they'll seem like quite a bargain at, say, half their usual salaries; their home institution will, or should, pay the balance.

Like a seagull gliding from hot patch of concrete to hot patch of concrete, I try to stay in the spots of the party where I know the company will be vibrant and the conversation will move with the briskness and wit of Oscar Wilde writing Can't Hardly Wait.

Many forecasters contend that markets will always be vibrant enough to withstand terrorist acts.

No matter how spectacular, expensive or star-studded Hollywood blockbusters may be, there will always be vibrant, inventive, international gems that consistently prove that less is more.

After 4 years for a bachelor's degree, 6 for a Ph.D., and several more as a postdoc, who knows whether your chosen field will still be vibrant?

In my memory, she will always be vibrant and young.

You would have been 40 next month when apparently your 'life would have begun' instead you will always be vibrant and young to us.

"When the love of unity dwells in a family, there will also be vibrant life.

Within twenty years, he predicts, there will be a vibrant space-tourism industry, complete with "zero-gravity sex motels".

"Now, along with Old Navy and the Outback Steakhouse, this will be a vibrant economic center for the area".