Sentence examples for future are from from inspiring English sources

The words, evoking an apocalyptic future, are from Ezekiel.

Like the people of Ferguson, who have been the subject of endless news stories, the police bound to be on the streets in the very near future are from the greater community.

If our only threat in the future is from enemies like the Taliban, all we need is a tactical air arm to deal with terrorists, basically in caves.

Friends of the Earth's Guy Shrubsole said: "This is a stern warning for squabbling politicians that the biggest threat to our future is from massive climate disruption.

A total of $24 million out of the $56.4 million contributed by all donors to Restore Our Future was from people and corporations in finance.

The bigger risk to Turkey's tech future is from the flight of talent.

Will the majority of childrens' friends in the future be from a game that they played together?

Start-ups — hungry, lean, facing an uncertain future — are different from other businesses.

First, particular developments or states of the future are "derived" from current knowledge in certain respects.

Some of those future payoffs are from federal stimulus money.

From these numbers, we see that our future is inseparable from the future of young people of color.