Sentence examples for future and in particular from inspiring English sources

As the United States military contemplates the future and in particular a newly powerful Asia, its ever more crucial relationship with China is being tugged in opposite directions.

Instead, many want customers and policy makers to focus on the future and, in particular, on how the industry is helping to pull the economy out of its deep recession.

It is tempting to use Europe's crowded electoral calendar as a way of reading the runes about the continent's future and, in particular, about the future of the European Union.

ICSM, Montreal, 2002, p. 66]), this paper is restricted to an overview that exposes the significance of the evolution phenomenon and its study to the wider community, providing a basis for the future and, in particular, development of a theory of software evolution.

Literature in the sector underlines this difficulty in predicting the future and, in particular, the creation of reliable traffic forecasts [3].

Last week's visit of the inspection team from the International Association of Athletics Federations IAAFF) was dominated by the continuing uncertainty over the stadium's future and, in particular, the running track.

It is the modern environmental conditions of the Eurasian steppe that have been outlined above and future work should in particular focus on defining the conditions across the study area in later prehistory, so that potential relationships between species use and climate and vegetation mosaics can be assessed in detail.

Gesturing at her 10-year-old son, Dreshon Jackson, she talks about looking after her child's future, and says in particular that Sanders' promises to end mass incarceration go beyond anything any other candidate has promised.

The outcome could decide the country's future direction, and in particular its hopes of one day joining the European Union.

In evaluating the Italian campaign, it is important to distinguish between valuable lessons and warnings for future efforts, and in particular to account for the diversity of strategies responsible for its success.

This paper attempts to bridge this gap, so that the feasibility of attaining seismology objectives on future missions – and in particular, a long-lived Venus lander – can be rationally assessed.