Sentence examples for future comments from from inspiring English sources

I will not start to discuss the federal debt limit and fiscal budget deadlines, but do look for future comments, from me, on what these topics will mean to your taxes.

We'll also be looking into the future, following comments from frustratedartist and Ms Moll: The "death of the book", Bradbury's apparent technophobia and the Kindle (on which, interestingly, Bradbury has refused to publish).

He wrote on the Reddit Mr. M.M. forum, in reply to a commenter he'd banned: You're right that I did ban you from future commenting, and here's why.

Given that the future-oriented comments from physicians that were meant to be reassuring were often felt by parents and mothers to be unintentionally hurtful, the best initial approach may be non-verbal perhaps holdinon-verbal perhapsd or simply sitting quietly witholdingatient in what one groupatientperts in cancer communication has termed "compassionate silence" [ 40].

Watch for it in a future Comment.

COMMENT FROM MICHELLE: "winning the future" is a remarkably blunt metaphor.

COMMENT FROM MIKE: Stephen P. Cohen, in his paper, 'The Future of Pakistan' describes a scenario that Pakistan implodes into smaller countries, is this likely?

COMMENT FROM ANDREW: Did you get any sense of how the various members of Odd Future are doing financially?

COMMENT FROM SHYONELUNG: The shame is that we've been talking about the "industry of the future" since Carter was in the White House.

COMMENT FROM AF.: Rice, hopefully.

COMMENT FROM LIL: no bailouts?