Sentence examples similar to forward looking creation from inspiring English sources

Innovation is forward looking.

This means any rebuilding or enterprise creation shouldn't just be an exact replica of how things were, but should be more aspirational and forward looking.

forward looking baseline.

Markets are forward looking.

Carrying the theme through, Sir Roger presents Bach's Cantata No. 199 ("My Heart Swims in Blood," with the soprano Emma Kirkby) as a forward-looking creation, perhaps pointing toward Mahler, and Mahler's Fourth Symphony as a backward-looking creation, reminiscent of Bach.

For us like religion, sports, or art fashion is a way of giving meaning, a social context, something to look forward to, creation and identity.

In other words, he was looking forward to the creation of a National Health Service.

So did France's politicians, who had been looking forward to the creation of a new national champion: President Jacques Chirac even put in a call to Romano Prodi, the commission's president.

"We are looking forward to the creation of a park; that land truly is for the enjoyment of all the people in the community," said Mr. Mones, who lives a mile away in Stony Brook.

Dodds recently shared his thoughts on the book's key themes and in particular its final chapter, looking forward to the creation of the new Sustainable Development Goals which will replace the Millennium Development Goals in 2015.

"I'm looking forward to the creation of WH-SPAN futureture PhRMA meetings".