Sentence examples for connected to the future from inspiring English sources

"I've been hearing almost since we opened that the state wants to privatize the aquarium," Mr. Devlin said, "and it's got me worried because the future of the garden is eminently connected to the future of the aquarium".

Because I have the experience Labour needs to be a more open party, rooted in our proud heritage and connected to the future, a party that smashes down invisible doors, a party with civic activism deep in its DNA.

In so doing, parents feel connected to the future.

ADE will continue to converse and exchange ideas on Internet policy because the issue is so deeply connected to the future of America's underserved communities.

The adolescents were at an age when their identities were developed and they had selected professions that were traditionally male, and the boys felt that using snus was something very manly and closely connected to the future professional role, such as being a farmer or a car mechanic.

"This is a Swiss watch which embodies the luxury codes of tomorrow, and which not only enables you to connect to the future, but also to connect to eternity thanks to its simple and smart modular design," CEO and president of Tag's LVMH Watch Division, Jean-Claude Biver said in a sufficiently hyperbolic statement attached to the unveiling.

The present is always somehow connected to the past and future.

Only one plaintiff may appear in court, "but we will ensure that Tihange 2 is no longer connected to the grid in the future," Echtenberg said.

With 2010 V6 and V8 versions of their iconic Mustang, made necessary because of an all-new 2010 Camaro, Mustang's traditional competitor, and all-new gas/electric hybrid versions of the Ford Fusion/Mercury Milan, Ford seemed connected to the present and the future.

America's future will be increasingly connected to the Asia-Pacific region, and the future development of the region will require the thoughtful, engaged and steady involvement of the U.S. Working with Asian partners to develop a shared vision for the future of the region will be painstaking work that will require a lot of small gestures along the way.

As great as they are and have been, they are the old order, more connected to the past than to the future.