Sentence examples for future advocates from inspiring English sources

Although nobody expects wind power to replace nuclear plants in the foreseeable future, advocates say that every kilowatt generated by alternative sources is a help.

Profile: The physician and technologist who played a key role in the eradication of smallpox in the 1970s, and is currently president of the Skoll Global Threats Fund, set up "to safeguard the future", advocates applying the medical usage of teleology – disease-specific medicine – to technology.

While Katherine Ellison, a mother of two young boys concerned for their future, advocates for personal virtues like energy conservation, she suggests that a lack of leadership from both politicians and some environmental advocacy groups is the main setback for global climate-change solutions.

Patricia Pilz of Caithness Energy, a big company from New York that is helping make this part of Eastern Oregon one of the fastest-growing wind power regions in the country, is making a tempting offer: sign a waiver saying you will not complain about excessive noise from the turning turbines — the whoosh, whoosh, whoosh of the future, advocates say — and she will cut you a check for $5,000.

(Open Future advocates also argue that foreknowledge alone would be providentially useless to God: see Hasker (1989, 58); for more on the motivation behind the Open Future view, see the authors mentioned above and Davison 1991 and 2003).

In a bid to focus attention on the program's uncertain future, advocates tried asking presidential contenders if they would come out in support of new legislation that's stuck in Congress.

The future advocated by the industry-funded thinktanks that actually shape the global policy agenda is exceedingly grim, whatever funky spin they add to it.

Great Public Schools Now is planning for that future, advocating for an aggressive policy of closing schools that don't measure up.

Ultimately, SportPursuit offers something really different providing brands with a complementary route to market that doesn't cannibalise their existing retailers and that helps them inspire future brand advocates to trial and fall in love with their brand".

Expert consumer opinion was sought by 'The Age' from organisations such as maternity coalition or future families, advocates for primary maternity care reform supporting natural birth options.

Toward helping young children survive and have a healthy, productive future, UNICEF advocates for and gives financial and technical support to national- and community-based education and intervention programmes on health care and nutrition.