Sentence examples for achieved future from inspiring English sources

But once the basic necessities have been achieved, future income is lightly connected to well-being.

Ed White Knoxville, Tenn., March 30, 2010 To the Editor: Regarding the relationship between wealth and happiness, David Brooks writes, "Once the basic necessities have been achieved, future income is lightly connected to well-being".

If only partial necrosis is achieved, future re-treatment may be necessary, which may result in increased patient discomfort, greater technical difficulties, higher failure rates and an increased possibility of complications.

Given the accuracy that could be achieved, future works will be aimed at analyzing the applicability of the designed algorithm in practical scenarios relying on the automatic analysis of painting features.

For this aim to be achieved, future aircraft gas turbine engines must provide increasing cycle performance at reduced weight (i.e. increased thrust-to-weight ratio) in order to minimise fuel consumption and consequently reduce emissions of greenhouse gasses.

Although not currently achieved, future dynamic flow culture systems that maintain overall metabolic capacity of the tissues at or near in vivo levels would have the added advantage of producing and recirculating potentially active metabolites.

Get students to spend a few minutes writing down how doing well at school can help them achieve future goals.

Advanced Magnetics, based in Cambridge, Mass., will receive 1.5 million shares of Cytogen's stock and will receive an additional 500,000 shares upon achieving future milestones.

The Iroquois, for instance, used corn husk masks at harvest rituals to give thanks for and to achieve future abundance of crops.

Moreover, by accelerating future revenue and profits into the present, Xerox made the prospect of achieving future expectations even more difficult and increased the company's vulnerability to future business downturns".

The good news, however, is that practice increases willpower capacity, so that in the long run, buying less now may improve our ability to achieve future goals — like losing those 10 pounds we gained when we weren't out shopping.