Sentence examples for directed to the future from inspiring English sources

Everything he did was directed to the future.

In "Scenarios," a special edition from 1995, the guest editor Douglas Coupland took it upon himself to compile a "reverse time capsule," which he deemed "not a capsule directed to the future, but rather to the citizens of 1975".

Another way of framing such failed virtues is to say that true temptation distracts from the present and directs to the future.

The Liberal Democratic senator David Leyonhjelm backed the changes, but said he was disappointed the funds would still be directed to the medical research future fund.

Regardless of the reason, future studies directed to the elucidation of the biochemical and cell biological activities of these substrates will undoubtedly contribute greatly to our understanding the biology of both the pathogen and its hosts.

This paper is directed to evaluate the impact that the future widespread use of photovoltaic grid connected systems (PVGCSs) will have on feeder operation.

In order to protect quality local characteristics from land exploitation and move towards sustainable development, this paper depicts a strategy of conservational exploitation which is adopted to direct the future development of Waipu so as to maintain its characteristics and environmental sustainability.

This review examines how to direct the future of consolidation therapy outside of allogeneic transplantation and discusses the issues to consider in choosing the number of courses of consolidation, including the effect minimal residual disease may have in guiding decisions regarding consolidation treatment.

Critical design aspects of the membrane such as multiple phase design, nano-structure control, the need for surface layers and fabrication processes are also reviewed as they represent the areas where most research and development effort is likely to be directed in the future.

Support for Eurosceptic parties across Europe is not about to reach the 'tipping point' at which their electoral strength presents a direct threat to the future of the eurozone or the EU.

So, who is the man who is about to direct the future of the state-owned broadcaster?