Sentence examples for an ambiguous future from inspiring English sources

Universities of Lebanon can play a major role in reforming students from the out-dated schooling system that focuses on teaching critical thinking only to solve problems of yesterday and does not prepare them for surviving in an ambiguous future.

Yet, behind their eyes, Templeton's subjects display a flicker of uncertainty, as if this moment frozen in time is the only thing between them and an ambiguous future.

The first entry in this collection provided an overview of the college's affirmation of the Agile Mindset as the academic foundation that equips students to navigate change and create value in an ambiguous future.

We were discussing my journey in faith at Mac and how it will propel me forward into my unknown and seemingly ambiguous future, as I am graduating in a few weeks.

Technology companies and the industry overall need to hold themselves to a higher standard and do better now -- not at some ambiguous future date.

It seems tragic that people often seem to believe that individuals should compromise their beliefs in favour of improving their ambiguous "future prospects".

If under this system we can't take care of sick people or people who may become sick at some ambiguous future date, insurance not doing its job.

Artists Joe Patitucci and Jon Shapiro think that to survive our ambiguous future, we need to get closer to our senses and the natural world around us, not leave them behind.

Set in an ambiguous near-future, the four-minute film sees a multifaceted AI interface, ANA, as she deceives a lethargic and indifferent factory worker, played by veteran villain actor, Richard Brake.

The ancient Greeks used the term hope (elpis) in reference to an ambiguous, open-ended future; but the Resurrection of Jesus Christ gave the term, for Christians, a positive expectation and a moral quality.

Shinzo Abe remains an ambiguous figure.