Sentence examples for a future decade from inspiring English sources

Mind you, plenty of crucial issues were left to a future day and maybe, for all anyone can tell, to a future decade: matters like how to divide the country's oil wealth among rivalrous groups.

Fourteen years later came Atlas Shrugged, a 1,084-page 1,084-page a futurepiccaboutn which big government and trade unions strangle individualism, leading to a strike by the "men ofuturemindecade the collapse of future socinty.

Currently, significant changes in forest area and composition are predicted to occur within a few future decades (see Fig. 4 and discussion).

I await with fear the day when an enterprising playwright in some future decade deconstructs that popular series to reveal it as a toxic metaphor for an American culture obsessed with spurious fame and dancing on the edge of the abyss.

In some future decade, another country may deploy such measures, legitimized by such precedent, against targets on our soil.

The World Health Organisation has warned that antimicrobial resistance could claim as many as 10 million lives a year in future decades.

The Amur tiger had faced a similarly dire future decades earlier.

And many are making long-term capital investments that will reduce their carbon footprints with an eye toward future decades, not the current election cycle.

Of course, we do have to be careful with these numbers, first off, steady growth is required, which can be hard to achieve, and secondly a dollar today probably is worth a bit less in future decades due to the impact of inflation as costs go up.

But even once you have an estimate of the cost of a hotter climate in future decades, some seemingly small assumptions can drastically alter the social cost of carbon today.

These findings are particularly noteworthy given the relatively young age of the population of Central America and the potential for a growing burden in future decades.