Sentence examples for future bucks from inspiring English sources

Emerging markets may be where the future bucks are, but not everyone is ready to take advantage equally.

Magazine publisher Future has bucked the recent trend for gloomy media company revenue performance, reporting a 4% rise in ad income over the past nine months boosted by digital growth.

Specialist magazine publisher Future has bucked the media downturn by recording year-on-year revenue increases of 25% in online adverting and 24% in customer publishing in the last three months of 2008 - giving it a slight revenue increase year on year.

In the same email, Crawford expressed insecurity over the very future of the Bucks Dancers, "We have no idea what changes the new owners will bring … Who knows what could happen to our program".

Picking consumer-focused stocks with the potential to buck future headwinds will be key.

But the 57-year-old wants to plan for the future at New Buck's Head Stadium with a squad that can aim for an immediate return.

The company reflexively responds that the hedge fund is out to destroy the company, bent on immediate gains and "sacrificing the future for a quick buck".

Its plan to mend the public finances means that it will not simply pass the buck to future taxpayers now in primary school.

That makes it hard to roll forward the public-sector pensions deficit: today's contributors and pensioners will take the pain equally, says Mr Ozouf, refusing to pass the buck to future generations.

The tendency in the past has been to pass the buck to future generations, but now that the world once again finds itself facing a crisis in a region made so important by its vast oil reserves, now may be the time to make more meaningful efforts to find alternative energy sources and avoid being sucked into similar danger in the future.

This makes the dominance of mega-bucks in future elections -- the root of all the other problems -- even tougher to transcend.