Sentence examples for extending the future from inspiring English sources

Extending the Future Jobs Fund to March 2012 is particularly welcome.

Alistair Darling said that an extra £450m would be invested to extend the Future Jobs Fund and support the Young Person's Guarantee in 2011/12.

The current model describes a relatively small chromosome and, in the future, extending the model to larger chromosomes could shed insight.

In the future, extending the duration of the study could be helpful for further investigation of the long-term effects of health management on the health of the elderly.

Rather, the patient is part of a continuing family narrative, reaching into the past and potentially extending into the future.

Mr. Gensler indicated he was open to extending the rules to the futures industry.

Supply is fixed and the E.U.A. surplus for each year simply adds to a burgeoning glut, extending the price slide into the future.

In the future, before extending the CDF to support more devices, the device-specific implementation can be simplified and validated via standard procedures.

The appeals process could take more than a year, extending the ambiguity about her future.

We recognise the value in this alternative approach for extending the present findings in future research.

This is appropriate for many end uses of the information, such as resequencing or first pass annotation but could be extended in the future by more sophisticated product-naming parsers.