Sentence examples for future from which from inspiring English sources

Even before January is out, audiences will have been given two gruelling visions of the future from which to choose.

They prognosticate about a future from which the dominant facts have been expunged, futurologists trapped in an obsolete past.

In stark contrast, with City of Bohane (Jonathan Cape), Kevin Barry zooms us into the future – from which the internal-combustion engine and much else has vanished.

He said: "We must be upfront with the British people that under Labour there would have been cuts and that – on spending, pay and pensions – there will be difficult decisions in the future from which we will not flinch".

The collapse of print advertising, he believes, is a bump on the road to a digital future from which his assets, including Dow Jones, the Wall Street Journal and the Times newspapers, will emerge stronger than ever.

Indeed, the story can't know what happens next, since Mason's present-tense narration walls it off from any future from which this moment might be seen in retrospect, might be ordered and understood.

Scenario thinking starts from the proposition that the future is unpredictable in any meaningful sense… and that it is possible instead to systematically develop a landscape of possible futures from which useful insights can be drawn, and against which strategic action can be planned.

Carefully developed health scenarios promise to outline plausible health futures from which policy makers can develop reasoned adaptation and mitigation responses.

It is necessary to engage with the biodiversity community and use mixed methods to elaborate likely future scenarios from which to derive the required strands of future informatics development.

By then, there might be a new wood pile, wrought by a future hurricane, from which to draw inspiration.

Hitherto, Terminator films have generally been set in the present day, with one eye on vague future events from which time travellers are constantly popping back.