Sentence examples for future making from inspiring English sources

But large swaths of those dry fields could have a valuable new use in their future — making electricity.

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

And the designer Milan Vukmirovic went back to the future, making the entire autumn/winter 2011 collection in skin.

Now the big question about Fiat, the Italian conglomerate, is whether it has an independent future making cars.

However, he promises the cost of the shirts will fall in the future, making them more reasonably priced.

A more stable economy allows companies and households to plan better for the future, making them more efficient.

In Fig. 1, I interpret my findings in visual form, highlighting the relationship of the corporate future-making and strategy-making processes.

Given the huge importance of technology in the cultural future-making of our society, it is important that black and Asian people start to play a bigger role.

Q: Your book contends we should not just try to predict the future but actively engage in "future-making". What does this mean?

In Montfort's view, both thinking about the future and developing innovations are important aspects of what he calls "future-making," the effort to bring positive change to society.

Her work explores digital technologies, changing notions of public trust and democratic governance, and narratives of crisis and future-making in the US.