Sentence examples for future dominate from inspiring English sources

Well-upholstered American period dramas – and one riotous Aussie adventure set in an apocalyptic future – dominate the shortlist for the 69th annual Bafta awards.

Although there are general agreements on the need for change, different ideas and visions for the future dominate across different groups of stakeholders and academics.

Instead, Mr. Cheney spoke of a future dominated by terrorist threats.

After all, the Nook was how B. & N. was going to compete with Apple and Amazon, and thrive in a future dominated by e-books.

The strength of his book lies in his exhaustive, incisive exploration of possibilities that many people have barely begun to contemplate about a future dominated by China.

Lovins labelled a future dominated by an ever greater number of ever larger power plants "the hard path"; the alternative he called "the soft path".

The network coverage was in a similar lame-duck position: rooted in the present and tentatively glancing toward a future dominated by cable and the Internet.

More than a decade before the surgeon general's report on smoking and health, the authors imagined a future dominated by advertising executives who compete to hook consumers on interlocking chains of addictive products.

Iraq is slipping over the edge into a future dominated by sectarian massacres and counter-massacres amid evidence that 63 Sunni prisoners were killed by either Iraqi police or Shia militiamen during an insurgent attack.

And Intel, seeing a future dominated by the smaller, cheaper chips that are ARM's stock in trade, and has started a forceful move into smartphones, TVs and consumer electronics through new lines of low-power chips.

Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia is a natural step for the software giant as it prepares for a future dominated by mobile technology, but could it be too late to challenge the early adopters?