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The technologies could in future make it easier for researchers to reuse each other's code.

By approving the name change, the FA would set a precedent that would in the future make it an arbiter of far more than just the rules of football.

Don't bullshit me with the earnings I could possibly earn in the future, make it happen right now, or I move to another agent … Maybe Cameron Crowe, the writer-director of Jerry Maguire once said it to his own agent.

The new report, by the British American Information Council BASIC, an independent security think-tank, says that advances in underwater drone and sensor technology will in the future make it impossible to hide a 'boomer', a big missile submarine, in the deep ocean, which - if not transparent - will be a great deal less opaque than it is now.

The aim was to give overweight children access to this program and, in the future, make it easier to join any other sports training offer and thus facilitate the integration of overweight children in sports groups.

The recent developments of imaging and tissue signalling should in the near future make it possible to define changes over time in individual patients and to link this to clinically relevant correlates.

But Moscow's rich past, mingled with a sense of optimism about its future, makes it attractive to an international clientele.

It has undermined investors' confidence in the country's future, making it harder for local firms to raise funds.

Punting reform to the future makes it more expensive and places a large burden on the young.

Less scientific research could mean lower growth in the future, making it harder to muscle out of our debt burden.

Lincoln Steffens isn't much remembered today, though Peter Hartshorn's absorbing biography, "I Have Seen the Future," makes it clear why he should be.