Sentence examples for far out in time from inspiring English sources
Q. -- What do you see as the potential for your current business, and how far out in time do you look at it?
Observations of giant clouds of galaxies far out in space and time have revealed new evidence that some mysterious force began to push the cosmos apart six billion years ago, astronomers said yesterday.
He stood at the end of the dock until the launch was far out in the bay, waving energetically from time to time, and looking, for the moment, as though there were absolutely nothing in the world that he had to do.
"But at some point in time — and not that far out, in terms of horizon — you've got to actually win".
At times, Montgomery seems far out in her identification with the creatures: "If I have a soul and I think I do—an octopus has a soul too," she writes.
· The Springer Open Access Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (JIE) is meant to look far out enough in time, space and across disciplines and focusing on innovation frontiers, events and processes to engender the formation of unique insights and implications for policy and practice, and in this regard, JIE is to focus on the Geography and History of Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
As Mr. Reid returned from the White House and briefly took the Senate floor, he said that the issues dividing the Senate and House were "extremely narrow," but that it was far from certain they could be worked out in time.
That might be influenced by them having to take downforce off it because they are so far down on power; we will find out in time.
The ramp is unbounded because if you try to establish any bound on it, you can always go out far enough in time so that the output will exceed that bound.
