Sentence examples for future points from inspiring English sources

The fifth-placed Eels face the loss of their 12 points for salary cap breaches outlined by the NRL last week and risk losing any future points they earn if they do not get under the cap in the meantime.

Salzman, co-author of the book Next Now: Trends for the Future, points out that some perfume houses in north America, such as Creed, are offering to customise, design and name perfumes to order.

When the Ghost of Christmas Future points at the writing on the tombstone, Scrooge understands for the first time that it can be erased and written differently: what seems to be etched in stone isn't.

Using data from about 700 regular-season N.F.L. games, Professor Romer estimated the value in expected future points of getting a first down at each yard line on the field.

The New Yorker film critic David Denby, in a new book called "Do the Movies Have A Future?" points an accusing finger at the Hollywood studios, which have abandoned ambitious stories and grown-up audiences in the monomaniacal pursuit of global teenage franchise money.

The pathway to a sustainable future points upward.

(The merged airline may revise its stance at some future point, of course).

Now, remember, at this future point, Amazon's growth in free cash flow will have slowed a lot.

But if the Interior Ministry does disband the A.L.P. at some future point, what will become of its members?

In other words, he has declared that some unclear event might perhaps happen at some undetermined future point.

Enron sold a contract, committing it to sell the gas at some future point, Mr. Fastow said.