Sentence examples for expected for the future from inspiring English sources
We discuss what has been learned so far and what can be expected for the future.
Considering the enormous worldwide increase of mobility expected for the future, the reduction of automobile energy demand is one of the most important challenges.
This procedure does not take into account substantial changes in technology, demand structure, and trade patterns, which can be expected for the future.
No particular change in the frequency of earthquakes would be expected for the future, but it could well be that other environmental factors change (humidity, insect infestation etc). in a way that renders structures more sensitive to earthquake vibrations.
By comparison with a conventional reference system without CO2 capture CO2 abatement costs are calculated and economic break-even points on a scale of increasing CO2 tax values, expected for the future, are determined.
Although the median life expectancy in this study was relatively high (37.8 years for XL patients, 49.6 years for AR patients, Table 4), and even better figures are to be expected for the future, CGD remains a clinical challenge.
It is plain that the improvement in living standards between 1870 and 1930 (in the United States) was orders of magnitude more impressive than the gains made since 1950, and especially since 1970.But the lacklustre growth of the recent past is not a useful guide to what we should expect for the future.
Hume concludes that custom alone "makes us expect for the future, a similar train of events with those which have appeared in the past" (EHU 5.1.6/44).
We're suddenly back to the Orwellian attitudes of the 1940s '50s and '60s that had a massive influence on popular culture, so to make a prediction about what to expect for the future of horror, it helps to look back.
