Sentence examples for future generally from inspiring English sources

Still, he told analysts that "you should expect strong investment income from Microsoft" in the future generally.

Promises to pay benefits in the future generally show up in the budget only when those benefits are actually paid.

And those visions of the future generally turn out to be wrong, because the past two centuries have seen continual, radical upheavals in Jewish life.

Part of Bennett's optimism for the future, electorally, is rooted in quite a chiliastic – realistic, but still frightening – vision for the future generally.

But attendees at the June meeting, dubbed "Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future," generally agreed that climate scientists have a special responsibility to communicate and convince the public and policymakers about their work's deep implications.

Amid the excellent speeches about the future of mobile, and the future generally, organiser Harald Neidhardt throws together a diverse range of speakers, from Grammy Award winning Musician Chamillionaire to "CameraGirl", who runs tech at Burning Man.

Although there were many specific issues that pertained to women in science, the importance of breaking down science stereotypes and providing role models for future generations was generally voiced.

Mr. Edwards said that investment banks often approach Valero with more complicated derivatives, but that the futures generally offer a less expensive solution.

One of the commissioners, Bart Chilton, wrote: "At this point in time, I have not heard any arguments to persuade me that 'movie futures' generally can overcome some fundamental design flaws".

"In its experience, the court has found testimonial predictions of future events generally less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact".

In its experience the court has found testimonial predictions of future events generally less reliable even than testimony as to historical fact, and cross-examination to be of little use in enhancing or detracting from their accuracy.