Sentence examples for be seen in future from inspiring English sources

"The heavy investments made in 2011 to all business areas will be seen in future products".

The effect will be seen in future restructurings, where flailing companies are apt to be real basket cases by the point they actually default.

Whether states can claim immunity from suit in other applications of the disability law remains to be seen in future cases.

Ill-conceived and ill-managed, these campaigns will be seen in future as failures from which, nonetheless, valuable lessons were learnt.

As will be seen in future file releases – the last files won't be released until 2011 – this frustration boiled over when the Freedom of Information Act came fully into force.

The decision of the majority in the House of Representatives to plunge ahead less than a month before the elections may be seen in future years as one that risks chaos when America's leadership is most required abroad.

They formed in what will be seen in the future as the first few seconds after the big bang.

"It needs a serious re-think about how it is seen today and how it wants to be seen in the future.

Other energy storers like flywheels and "ultracapacitors" have not been as fully researched as batteries, but may be seen in the future.

He says the British contribution in Iraq will be seen in the future both politically and militarily as an example of how "not to do it".

Thus, the effect of financial innovation is to be seen in the future.