Sentence examples for enough into the future from inspiring English sources

The record-breaking Olympian, who won five consecutive gold medals for rowing, says those involved in the Games are not looking far enough into the future.

That is far enough into the future that other new concepts for healing damaged blood vessels might be nearing the market.

More likely, you'll suspect Clemens is trying to move the date when Hall of Fame voters consider his career far enough into the future that they have forgotten their own names.

And while solar death lurks far enough into the future to afford ample time for our children to explore the cosmos, unchecked warming could throttle such prospects in their infancy.

It would seem like the big event of this episode is the trip to the supermarket and the intel that Madison gets about Nick, but I think that isn't looking far enough into the future.

The title character, a literally golden-hued mutant said to resemble a god, but whose intelligence comes nearer to that of an animal, can see far enough into the future to evade capture.

Sung says he is confident enough in the future of coffee to go into the business on his own when he retires next year.

If you extrapolate far enough out into the future, to sustain that growth Apple would have to sell an iPhone to every man, woman, child, animal and rock on the planet".

Are we able to look far enough in the future?

The bet in owning shares is whether the company will be flexible enough to fit into the future of video selling and renting.

"The real question raised by this report," Dr. Mellon added, "is whether a rickety system that hasn't been very rigorous but probably has served well enough to date is adequate enough to take us into the future".