Sentence examples for expansive future from inspiring English sources

She's picking up speed now, barreling toward an expansive future.

Seemingly small twists and turns in life can lead to a bright and expansive future.

Mr. Galotti did not conjure his vision of a bright, expansive future at the company on his own.

His vision for an expansive future in biology and his confidence in Princeton's leadership in the life sciences led to his generous gift of the Carl Icahn Laboratory.

BAE had been tasked with building some of the combat vehicles included in the Army's expansive Future Combat Systems program, envisioned as a sprawling arsenal of drones, vehicles and robots all connected by a powerful network.

And even though feeling time-constrained makes people less likely to take the time to help someone else, doing so actually makes people feel as though they have more spare time and gives them a sense of a more expansive future.

Under normal conditions, 65percentt of young people chose to spend time with the acquaintance or the author, while 65percentt of older people with less expansive futures ahead of them chose to spend time with family.

Given the continued growth of the genome-wide information, e.g. metabolites, protein interactions, chromatin modifications, these filtering criteria will become increasingly expansive in future studies Progeny are likely to inherit structural or expressional polymorphisms in genes which differ between parent lines thereby contributing to observed differences in CT.

Some depict an expansive, even hopeful future, like Anke Bauer's "Switch Your Mind Off" (2005), showing people enjoying the scenery from a futuristic viewing platform.

However, Italy always had their pack and the feeling in Rome a fortnight ago was that some bright young backs – though not a No10 – were coming through and with Jacques Brunel's vision for a more expansive game, the future was not that bad.

Iain broke out of that dichotomy with all the panache of the spaceship exploding from inside another spaceship on the cover of Consider Phlebas, the first of his SF novels to be published, by writing of an expansive, optimistic possible future rooted in the same materialist and evolutionary view of life that had in the past been seen only as a dark background to cosmically futile strivings.