Sentence examples for a future says from inspiring English sources
"We're fighting for Josh to have a future," says Stig.
Their problem is the lack of a future," says Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca of Madrid's Juan March Foundation, a research body.
"If it can't achieve good government at the municipal and state level, it doesn't have a future," says Javier Treviño, a former adviser to Mr Labastida.
"I believe the electronic book has a future," says Weidenfeld. "But that is the case for reading for information - some genres will, broadly, disappear in paper format.
"People always talk about youth unemployment, but there is a segment of the population that faces similar problems, but it's as if we don't exist, as if we have no right to either a present or a future," says Julio. "We have spent too many years working, paying taxes and contributing to society.
"We want to show them that they have a future," says Rafael.
"We need to be thinking, does Hull have a future?" said Dr Ellis.
"Bush v. Gore has a future," said Edward B. Foley, an election-law specialist at Ohio State.
Maybe here I can have a future," said Bikram Shrestha, a 32-year-old Nepalese car mechanic who lived for five months in Moscow.
"Training is critical to having a future," said Robin Ryan, a career counselor and the author of "What to Do With the Rest of Your Life".
"Disgruntlement can lead to the dissolution of the fabric of society, especially if young people feel they don't have a future," said Jennifer Blanke, WEF chief economist.
