Sentence examples for according to the future of from inspiring English sources

And this new strain of Englishness is, according to the Future of England survey, closely associated with attitudes to "otherness".

According to the Future of England Survey, a research project by Edinburgh and Cardiff universities, many English voters share his gripes.

According to "The Future of Geothermal Energy", a report issued by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) in 2007, the thermal energy available in America in rocks 3-10km (1.9-6.2 miles) beneath the Earth's surface is nearly 140,000 times greater than its annual energy consumption.

It responded to growing irritation about the matter on the part of English voters (according to the Future of England Survey taken in April, the proportion strongly agreeing that Scottish MPs should not vote on English laws jumped from 18% in 2000 to 55% in 2012).

According to the Future of Health Index 2016, which measured the readiness of citizens in 13 countries to deal with new models of healthcare delivery and treatment, the UAE ranked first.

They base that assumption on available monitoring data from the big three industrial projects—none of which have shown any evidence of CO2 leakage from their underground storage sites, according to The Future of Coal and also on expectations that buried CO2 will behave in essentially the same way as underground fossil fuel deposits.

According to the futures market, the expectation of a cut jumped to an 85% chance, from a 30% chance just last week.

"In the next decade, small businesses will embrace innovation even more broadly than they do today," according to the Intuit Future of Small Business Report released in March.

Senator Scott Lucas**,** of Illinois, the Majority Leader, called for new efforts at nuclear control, saying, according to the Times, "The future of our civilization may hinge upon it".

According to the IUCN: "The future of several other species in the region is uncertain for similar reasons.

According to the Army Times, future violations of The Honoring America's Veterans Act would include the possibility of $50,000 in statutory damages.