Sentence examples for extent for the future from inspiring English sources

And in the face of this new threat it is right that at each stage we scrutinise the policies we have, the structures we have in place and the resources we have available and ask to what extent for the future challenges we have to meet they are fit for purpose - not just to contain this new threat but overcome it.

Whether this optimistic trend will continue in the face of rising worldwide levels of obesity and diabetes and whether this trend is also occurring in low- and middle-income countries are key unanswered questions which will have enormous implications for the extent of the future worldwide impact of Alzheimer's disease and dementia on patients, families, and societies in the decades ahead.

Whether this optimistic trend will continue in the face of rising worldwide levels of obesity and diabetes and whether this trend is also occurring in low- and middle-income countries are key unanswered questions which will have enormous implications for the extent of the future worldwide impact of AD and dementia on patients, families, and societies in the decades ahead.

When we said no, she asked if it was the day after tomorrow; that was about the furthest extent of the future horizon for her.

Therefore, the assumption about the upper limit of the working age at 65 years can to a certain extent accommodate for the future increase in the real age at retirement.

To a large extent then, the future for applications of active control of product will depend on the resolution of several fundamental theoretical issues.

Knowledge and ongoing monitoring of farmland habitat type and extent is a prerequisite for the future protection of much of Europe's biodiversity.

Taken together, we for the first time established a stable and useful genetic toolkit for the industrially important microalga C. vulgaris, which will facilitate to a great extent the future rational genetic manipulation for strain improvement to increase CO2 fixation capacity and may as well provide valuable insights into other Chlorella species.

A competitive transport model (CMRTM) based on the Sheindorf-Rebhun-Sheintuch (SRS) equation was capable of describing BTCs of Mo and to a lesser extent for P. Future research should focus on improvement of models that accounts for chemical mechanisms of competitive sorption.

The final papers are concerned with projections for the future and the extent to which acidified sites will continue to improve.

We watch Snowden explain his background, his motivations, the nature and extent of N.S.A. eavesdropping, and his fears for the future.