Sentence examples for combined future from inspiring English sources

Let us put ourselves forth as co=operative partners; as inter=dependent members of our families, communities and species; as consciously co=existent inhabitants of our planet and as conscientious co=creators of our combined future.

Bertrand de Jouvenel coined the term futuribles, combining "future" and "possible", around 1960 [25 de Jouvenel, p 35].

We all can work together on this project to combine future ethical responsibilities with economic success".

We also designed eight scenarios combining future forecasts of population and GDP and energy shifts.

Studies are rarely focused on international production, at the same time there is a lack of analysis combining future supply and demand situations, geographical features and development appeals of oil suppliers and consumers.

This paper aims to provide a general overview of changes on future runoffs and water levels in the Qu River Basin, upper reaches of Qiantang River, East China by combining future climate scenarios, hydrological model and 1D hydraulic model.

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This article combines futures research with participatory practice research, whose methodical approaches such as "community participation", "community-based participatory research" and "participatory action research" not only proved to be significant in the prime age of action research in the 1970s, but these topics are growing research domains even today.

He combined the Future Map with the concept of the future "event field".

By identifying the current challenges combined with future perspectives of the chemical processing industry, a personal opinion on future research trends, needs and challenges for these technologies is given.

Nine years after its ingredients first began to be combined, the future of one of London's largest and most contested redevelopment schemes looks as clear as mud soup.