Sentence examples for different view of future from inspiring English sources

It is possible that they would take a different view of future airline mergers but there are powerful bipartisan interests around the country that oppose further concentration in the industry.

Unsurprisingly, in China, people have begun to take a different view of the future.

This is a drastically different view of the Mets' future from the one held by the team's other owner, Fred Wilpon.

Only a fool would lightly dismiss such a successful boss's vision.A rather different view of the industry's future comes from Mr Raymond, a career Exxon man.

Whorf was an amateur American linguist in the first half of the twentieth century who became obsessed with the idea that the system of tenses in the Hopi language gave the Hopi a different view of present, past, and future.

The real power in Iran, the newspaper warned on Wednesday, "is held not by the liberal Khatami but by the ayatollahs, who take quite a different view of the country's future and its relationship with the outside world".

Keen to deflect criticism, Mr Blankfein this week attacked some of the industry's pay practices and accounting shenanigans, even calling for a ban on multi-year guarantees, which Goldman insists it does not offer.Goldman's arch-rival, Morgan Stanley, takes a markedly different view of Wall Street's future.

And it sets the stage for a contest between radically different views of the future of newspapers in Britain.

But nationalists and unionists hold to entirely different views of the future riches of the North Sea (see chart).

He said a future administration might take a different view of the US involvement in Yemen.

Gangell said storage was appropriate given future councils could take a different view of the items.