Sentence examples for a theoretical future from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Migron stands out among the outposts because its land is not simply part of a theoretical future state of Palestine but also because it has been shown to belong to private Palestinian owners.

The two games that are being initially bundled with the Vive are: Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives, made by Owlchemy Labs, which offers VR users the chance to be transported to a theoretical future where robots have destroyed all human jobs so they can then try out simulations of what these human job things used to be like in VR….

Because climate change refugees are no longer a theoretical future construct but real people looking for new homes, now.

Urbonas mentions that his roller coaster could be used in a theoretical future to curb overpopulation, or to help people who feel their life has gone on "too long".

For the people of the Marshall Islands, and a rising number of people in other parts of the world, the effects of these two threats are not a theoretical, future issue of concern.

Explaining reproductive risks to young couples with one affected child might increase the risk of family breakup, given that no other children would be involved; but parents in this situation might not take a theoretical future reproductive risk seriously.

I think in turning out to be a boy, this baby did himself -- and any theoretical future children I might have -- a huge favor.

And while a newspaper editorial referred to the minister's "simulated optimism," the Christian Democrats, with Chancellor Angela Merkel's participation, were reported by Der Spiegel magazine to be brainstorming, not about the fruits of the upturn, but on how to find a new concept for an affluent society whose theoretical future is confronted with managing without growth.

While we watch the rising sea levels as a theoretical and future problem, the peoples of Oceania and the Indian Ocean are facing those challenges today.

While this study was too small in scope to inform a theoretical model, future efforts to implement real-time adherence monitoring should consider underlying theory and previous research.

And for the pro-same-sex marriage side, it would seem to be a contrast worth driving home: a demonstrable advantage for some children (those of gay and lesbian parents who wish to marry) versus a vague and speculative disadvantage for others (the theoretical future children of couples who might choose not to marry because same-sex couples can).