Sentence examples for future narrow from inspiring English sources

Out-of-school children -- particularly in poor settings -- are at high risk of abuse and exploitation as real or perceived opportunities for the future narrow particularly for already poor families.

The findings, grouped in terms of these broad themes, need to be unpacked through future narrow investigations.

The other is a future narrowed and pinched by fear, reflected in the decision of the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, to cancel a celebration of the bridge's 119th birthday.

For years, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade have lobbied to repeal the Shad-Johnson Accord, which separated the regulation of futures and options and banned the trading of single-stock futures and futures on narrow stock indexes.

The time frame of the future gets narrower and narrower.

Forecasters provide reports about trends expected to materialize a year or two in the future within narrow market segments, like footwear, accessories, activewear or men's underwear.

Rooted in the ancient societies of the Andes, this is not a return to the past but looks to the future, rejecting narrow conceptions of development exclusively based on economic growth.

He loved football, supporting Everton and going to Goodison Park whenever his gran could afford it, and played both as an escape from the pain of being an orphan and the image of a mapped-out future: a narrow tunnel of manual labour, continuing poverty and eventual death.

Further sequencing of different clones from the adaptation experiment displaying the improved phenotype could be done in the future to narrow the number of key mutations related with the superior phenotype.

The portion of respondents planning future hiring narrowed to 13percentt last month from 16percentt in January.

Without Daimler, Chrysler would be in liquidation; and without Chrysler, Mercedes would be confined to a limited future of narrowing horizons, as rivals encroached on the luxury market.