Sentence examples for future different from from inspiring English sources

It signals that the authorities are seriously committed to making the future different from the past.

If we can come to terms with the limitations of market motives – a tall order in today's political and economic climate – there's hope for achieving a future different from this past.

Singing and dancing have lifted Imani's self-confidence and have helped her visualize a future different from the one she might have had, had she never hit a high note or memorized West African footwork.

And then the question so urgently pressed in the weeks and months before the earthquake will return: What can the international community do to help Haiti create a future different from the generations of misery it has known?

The difficult conclusion must be that neither burden-sharing nor diplomacy will end this crisis, that migrants will continue to come in very substantial numbers, and Europe will continue to blunder along, torn between concern about their suffering and fears about a future different from the one we had until now imagined.

That a book club has become the definition of rebellion shows just how paranoid and insecure the state has become: fifteen young men are now in prison, because they dared to discuss a future different from the one Dos Santos has decreed.

The Empathic Civilization was contrasted to the book Crisis Economics by Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Mihm, as reaching different conclusions but being complementary by offering valid alternative futures different from contemporary belief in social progress.

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

We have trouble imagining a future drastically different from the present.

One kind of poverty is that of the imagination — the inability to envision a future truly different from the present.

He might just as well have said vote Conservative for the future no different from the past.