Sentence examples for a troubled future from inspiring English sources

Instead of a commemoration of New Year's promise, Wåhlstrand's painting seems to foretell a troubled future.

He said: "The company says it's making good progress but today's trading statement confirms that estate agents are facing a troubled future.

Set in a troubled future that doesn't look too different from today — rising temperatures, war in the Middle East — the plot focuses on George Orr Robert Honeywelll) whose ability to change the world with his dreams carries dangerous implications.

It may file a legal action contesting the result.In this section A small riot in Guyana Peru contemplates a return to a troubled future Cleaning up Speech unfree Killer cops Reprints Related items Guyana’s closely observed electionMar 15th 2001Guyana has teetered for years on the brink of serious ethnic conflict.

This severe, widespread bleaching and mortality will undoubtedly have long-term consequences for reef ecosystems and suggests a troubled future for tropical marine ecosystems under a warming climate.

We often hear about Africa's "youth bulge" as though it's a harbinger of an even more troubled future for the continent.

James Kynge, a columnist for The Financial Times and the author of "China Shakes the World: A Titan's Rise and Troubled Future — and the Challenge for America," walked away from a potentially lucrative deal last year after one publisher demanded that an entire chapter be cut.

The Army's troubled Future Combat System — a network of ground vehicles, pilotless aircraft and launching systems intended to provide individual soldiers with a real-time satellite view of the entire battlefield — exemplifies the great potential value and some of the potential pitfalls of highly advanced technology.

He put the troubled future of Social Security on the national agenda in 1998.

Lawrence will also return to the troubled future nation of Panem in the upcoming Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire, once again playing reluctant heroine Katniss Everdeen.

"The Wings of the Dove" is now fifty-seven years old, but it still flies on, outward bound for the troubled future.