Sentence examples for billions of future from inspiring English sources
And the whole thrust of his company's strategy is to persuade billions of future users that Facebook is the only bit of the internet they really need.
If Republicans had their way, millions (if not billions) of future Americans would suffer economic ruin and/or go without health care entirely if they happened to commit the criminal offense of becoming ill.
And why spend 20percentt more money just because of some risks that aren't proven?" If we'd happily spend an extra 20percenttoto safeguard the life of one child, we should logically do so also when the lives of all children are at stake: not only those living now, but all future generations during the millions and potentially billions of future years that our cosmos has granted us.
For me it was two weeks' worth (a 12th of my future life expectancy) and I had been fast-tracked.
State officials also said they would sell the block between 39th and 40th Streets, eliminating any possibility of future expansion.
Others, though, say it was doomed a lot earlier than that.In this section And then there were three The Richard Casement internship Reprints Related items The space shuttle: The Magnificent SevenFeb 6th 2003 The Columbia sevenFeb 6th 2003 The future of NASA: UnmannedOct 25th 2001Fields of greenbacksHindsight is a wonderful thing.
However, the new benefit structure is not designed to save money; and some of the savings from raising the pension age will be recycled into benefits.On December 2nd, the Treasury released estimates of future spending on unfunded public-service pensions.
The gords eventually (beginning in the 9th century) became the nuclei of future urban developments, attracting, especially in strategic locations, tradesmen of all kinds.
In short, it may be our generation's single greatest opportunity to advance global prosperity in the 21st century and secure the lives of future generations.
The 10th Annual Future of Open Source Survey [2] showed that 65% of the surveyed companies leverage FOSS to speed up application development, and 55% leverage FOSS for production infrastructure.
The death toll is still unclear, though Ray Nagin, New Orleans's mayor, talks of 10,000 dead.Related items Katrina and oil prices: No safety netSep 8th 2005 The future of New Orleans: The way of Babylon?Sep 8th 2005 Hurricane Katrina: The shaming of AmericaSep 8th 2005As relief stumbles along, the political blame-game is in top gear.
