Sentence examples for future noted from inspiring English sources

THE future, noted William Gibson, a science-fiction writer, is already here—it is just unevenly distributed.

The team's May 30 report, titled "Iraqi Police: An Assessment of Their Present and Recommendations for the Future," noted the daunting problems.

"There is real love and affection for the new Queen Elizabeth which will show itself in the future," noted The Times.

"There's no marketer that doesn't want to be involved in a customer's future," noted Bradford.

"Wi-REACH Classis is portable, flexible and ready for the future," noted Amir Friedman, Connect One's CEO.

However, the elements of process innovation and paradigm innovation are arguably the areas where the university could make a unique contribution if it were to position itself differently in the future (noted as 'Future?' in Table 1).

And there the matter might have ended, with a polite acknowledgment and a "best wishes for the future" note.

She invoked the future, noting that the results of the vote would linger long after she and her fellow lawmakers were gone.

"There's everything from the impacts of climate change…to the availability of resources and the cost of travel in the future," notes Armstrong, a senior sustainability adviser for UK environment non-profit organisation Forum for the Future.

"Morning in America" promoted the future, noting, "This afternoon, 6,500 young men and women will be married and with inflation at less than half of what it was just four years ago, they can look forward with confidence to the future".

"Clearly one of the challenges is going to be the fact that the agency is likely to see the drip drip drip of further Snowden revelations in future," notes Edwards.