Sentence examples for a sort of future from inspiring English sources

Having just spent five months in the Benelux region of Europe, I would add that they have a sort of "future safety net" unlike anything found in America.

It's billed as a mission-based four-player co-op adventure, but there's also going to be a three-vs-three competitive mode called Blast Ball, a sort of future sport side... thing.

So FSMA was designed to have the flexibility to adapt to changes in the market — a sort-of future-proofing.

To survive the lean season -- the period after household stocks are gone and before the new harvest -- Mr. Hassane engaged in a sort of futures market, borrowing against his next harvest so he could buy seed.

And Tilt, too, represents a sort of future-facing payments service, rather than other services like Venmo, which see a lot of use in paying people back.

And you might also find yourself playing a sort of futures game, bidding on cars that don't yet exist, hoping that the price you pay for a higher spot on a dealer's allotment list is worth the time saved (see What Are The Pitfalls?).

It's a sort of past future conditional, if that makes any sense.

She began to see that she was living in a time of unprecedented erotic possibility, a sort of sexual future.

EVELYN WAUGH'S satiric novel "Vile Bodies" was published in 1930, but it's set in a sort of nonfuturistic future.

The most a revolutionary could do was to describe the conditions under which a different sort of future might be possible.

So I imagined a different sort of future for me and whisky: I would drink it when I was out on the town, no more than two a night.