Sentence examples for beacon for future from inspiring English sources

The appeal: Soccer as a beacon for future values and hopes.

The key insight was to shift focus from inventing new technologies approximating the brain's neurons and synapses to inventing a new computer architecture with existing chip technology, which can then serve as a beacon for future technology development.

He cannot be a beacon for the future, because he belongs in the past.

"River of Smoke" is both a stirring portrayal of the past and, novelistically, a prescient beacon for the future.

Burberry is, in fact, a beacon for the future, as it is using the store as a testing ground for technical innovation.

That may still happen, but at a dreadful price.The lengths to which Mr Obasanjo's ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) has gone to cling to power have undermined and discredited so many of Nigeria's institutions and office-holders that the country now seems more a prisoner of its bleak past than a beacon for the future.

Springboard's work is a beacon for the future of grassroots arts in a divided America.

One of some 50 annual festivals occurring in this pioneering Islamic country, the diversity of Festival de Casablanca serves as a beacon for the future of global citizenry.

"Both Steven and I recognize that film's global impact deserves a museum that reflects its unequaled heritage and serves as a beacon for the future of what we love," said Katzenberg, chief executive of DreamWorks Animation, a separate company formed in the mid-2000s, when the original DreamWorks SKG was sold to Paramount Pictures. .

If we expose people to those masters, who have the direct connection to God, or whatever we call God, then it's one of our hopes, one of our beacons for the future".

The dirty, polluting relic of the past or the beacon of future prosperity and growth?