Sentence examples for future highlights from inspiring English sources

Dwelling on a vision of cooperation in the future highlights its absence in the present and tacitly indicts everyone in Washington -- including Mr. Gore -- for letting bipartisanship languish.

The need to choose how to adapt to the future highlights the choices about town planning, or forestry, or coastal defences, or immigration that have shaped the present.

Gipson's paper, titled "She Is Here!!: Black (Female) Bodies in the Future," highlights Afrofuturists and their deep-set foundations in science fiction, historical fiction, technology, and spirituality.

Mr Cruise's character has eye transplants to conceal his identity, but also keeps his old eyeballs so that he can continue to log on to the police network.That excursion into a fictional future highlights two real problems.

A new report from Education Commission of the States and the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, State Policy Leadership for the Future: History of state coordination and governance and alternatives for the future, highlights how states have revisited their governance arrangements in response to changing conditions and expectations.

The plural of future highlights the fact that urban development is not "a single grand vision or an inevitable consequence of trends" (Wachs, [2001]:372).

We also look to the future, highlighting some outstanding questions that can be readily addressed in Arabidopsis.

The new station will also be a major element of Amtrak's future, highlighting its new Acela service in an effort to woo airline shuttle passengers along the Northeast Corridor with the convenience of downtown-to-downtown high-speed trains.

Rather than focusing your CV on the past, with the usual chronological list of what you did and where, orient it towards your future; highlight the skills and knowledge you would bring to the new role.

A Gallup poll last year found the main reason Americans were delaying parenthood was worries about money and the economy — even as the stock market rallied and broad indicators pointed to a brighter future, highlighting a disconnect felt by many Americans.

At the seminar a leading pollster, Lev Gudkov, painted a grim picture of the population's trust in the leadership and hopes for the future, highlighting an increase in the outflow of capital and the rather startling finding that a third of the Russian middle class were contemplating emigration.