Sentence examples for felt in future from inspiring English sources
If one of the characters gets their feelings hurt in one episode, they'll internalise that wound and it will be manifested and felt in future encounters.
The real economic insanity of the GOP's tax bill will be felt in future years.
The reader can only hope she doesn't try to flesh out the Muggle world of Pagford in any further volumes, but instead moves on to something more compelling and deeply felt in the future.
Beyond Hollywood, Asian cinema, led by Edward Yang's domestic drama "Yi Yi (A One and a Two)," and Ang Lee's enchanting martial arts fantasy "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," made an impact that is certain to be felt in the future.
"So even though fertility will decline over time, the legacy of the very high fertility that we have today will continue to be felt in the future".
Although the drought has yet to cut into overall tourist numbers, the effect could be felt in the future if the dry conditions continue, said Winston of San Diego State.
"There are a lot of impacts that will be felt in the future that aren't being felt or even talked about now," he said.
- There might be hugs that break your soul into cold sweats in the preeminent knowing of the loss to be felt in the future, near or distant.
Gallup asked about 6,000 Americans of diverse political ideologies whether the effects of global warming would be felt in their lifetimes, in future generations or not at all.
In this study 74% (23 patients) of the sildenafil treatment group felt that in future they would use this treatment compared to 26% of the placebo group.
