Sentence examples for future compared with from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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"?

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.

Mr Entrecanales points to calculations from the International Energy Agency that show hydroelectric and wind power generation each growing by more than 5% on average for the foreseeable future, compared with average growth of less than 2% for all sources of energy.Mr Entrecanales is now chasing Iberdrola to become the world leader in wind farms.

Also, after adjusting for age, sex and SES, moderately and severely obese people have significantly higher odds of future drug utilisation as well as higher future expenditures compared with normal weight participants.

Results from the GCM ensemble outputs under the two RCPs during future periods (2020s, 2050s and 2080s) for the three stations (Bako, Melkassa and Hawassa) revealed increasing future temperature, compared with the baseline (1980 2010) (Figs. 2, 3).

Each one second increase in TUG time was associated with 9% increased odds for future falls, and TUG time > =12.6 seconds was associated with approximately four times higher odds of future falls compared with TUG time < 12.6 seconds.

It now exceeds $104 trillion, or 8% of future GDP, compared with 7.6% last year.

Apple's price-earnings (p/e) ratio, which reflects how the markets see future profits compared with current income, has slipped to below ten for the first time.