Sentence examples for end of a future from inspiring English sources

From that base, fuelled by ransoms and income from drug trafficking, it carries out attacks against tourists, police and other symbols of government authority in Niger, Mauritania and Algeria, with the ultimate aim of establishing the western end of a future Islamic caliphate that would stretch across north Africa and the Middle East.

Time expressions using 'by' are common, especially in relation to the end of a future time.

Which preposition do we use to indicate the end of a future time?

This begs the question, what can an employer do to make sure they are not on the wrong end of a future ICE raid or audit?

"This looks more to be said for effect than because it will make much difference, but we will be vigilant to ensure that they do not represent the thin end of a future anti-employee wedge".

Two things about passenger counting equipment: 1) how big is it, and 2) doesn't it sound like the thin end of a dystopian future?

But with the publication in 1976 of his book "The End of the Future: A Brazilian Ecological Manifesto," his focus gradually shifted to broader national causes, in particular that of the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rain forest.

A massive security concern is what the legislation implies for encryption — given it hands U.K. authorities the power to require a company to remove encryption, or limit the rollout of end-to-end encryption on a future service, raising the specter of backdoors damaging trust in U.K. companies — as well as risking the security of user data.

A massive security concern is what the legislation implies for encryption — given it hands U.K. authorities the power to require a company to remove encryption, or limit the rollout of end-to-end encryption on a future service, raising the specter of backdoors damaging trust in U.K. companies — as well as risking the security of user data.

"The United States: A Social Forecast" (with Theodore Marmor) in Jean de Kervasdoue, et al., eds., The End of an Illusion: The Future of Health Policy in Western Industrialized Nations (University of California Press, 1985).

The narrator states at Persuasion's end that "the dread of a future war [was] all that could dim her sunshine".