Sentence examples for future compare from inspiring English sources

After you write down your idealized future, compare it to the direction you seem to be headed in now.

If nothing changed about your life, as you live it today, how would your ideal future compare?[2].

He noted that life coaching tends to be more focused on the present and on the future compared with some other forms of therapy.

He said he thought that Vice could be a network of the future, comparing the cable revolution to the one taking place on YouTube.

Females produce egg cells, which are relatively large structures representing a sizeable investment in the future compared to sperm cells.

From the parents' point of view, it's a relatively cheap investment in their children's future, compared with the cost of full-time private education".

Nevertheless, the Bullitt Center's director, Denis Hays, is bullish on the building's future, comparing its architectural features to the innovations of Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, Native Americans' pueblo cliff dwellings, and gothic cathedral's flying buttresses.

Research commissioned by BBC's Newsround programme found 21% of black children felt their skin colour would make it harder to succeed in the future, compared with just 2% of white children and 13% of Asian origin.

The explosion of slogans is making a mockery of mainstream politicians' own attempts at snappiness: What hope has the recent Tory party conference tagline "leadership for a better future" compared with "occupy everything"?

So for individuals with depression at least, findings like these might go some way to explaining why some people have a bleaker outlook on the future, compared to the past.

Replicating Guernica's themes, A Cry for Peace is a meditation on the suffering of war that also strikes a hopeful note that violent conflict will be less prevalent in the future compared with the past or present.