Sentence examples for a future flagship from inspiring English sources
During last night's roundtable, Kepler principal investigator William Borucki of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, stressed that "we need to know if they're rocky, and we need to do our job so well that we might convince NASA to build a future flagship mission to study the atmospheres of these planets," in search of chemical evidence for biological activity.
It's highly unlikely these makers will include a 3.5mm jack on future flagship phones after excluding it from previous models.
But it could still present a challenge for the plane maker in allocating engineering and manufacturing resources at a time when it is still working out assembly-line kinks with its two-deck A380 superjumbo jet and its future flagship, the A350, an all-composite twin-aisle plane scheduled for service in late 2013.
While Buick currently lacks a V-8 in any model, its future flagship will have one.
It is easy to envision the 200C as a future Chrysler flagship.
And you're already talking about future flagship devices?
So the nation's future flagship being named in Fife today bears much more than its 65,000 tonne weight - it also carries Britain's hopes of remaining globally relevant on the world stage of the future.
Also unlike the Life, the company was concerned about the Plus's potential to eat into sales of its current and future flagships here in the States, instead choosing to save some of those upgrades for its successor.
The issue is that Google doesn't seem to be doing much to contain expectations on what they can and can't deliver, they're happy to convince you that the future is built into its latest flagship phone, albeit a future in beta.
Automotive cognoscenti speculate that the Elmiraj's lines will appear on a future production car, perhaps the four-door flagship model Cadillac needs to compete with the BMW 7 series or the Mercedes S-Class.
Microsoft has been forced to radically reimagine Windows, its flagship software franchise, for a future in which much Web browsing, movie watching, book reading and other activities occur on tablets.
