Sentence examples for future produce from inspiring English sources
Might cleverer approaches to CSR in future produce better returns?"There is no evidence that ESG [environmental, social and corporate governance] or SRI investing on their own add value," say analysts at Goldman Sachs.
"We decided Ars Nova had invested so much in the production we'd give the money to Ars Nova so that they can in the future produce some other work, not necessarily ours.
Others, in particular the Institute for the Future, produce colorful, complicated fold-out "maps," detailing next-decade trends, suitable for tacking to an office wall.
Even the extraction and use of our remaining conventional oil reserves will, in the future, produce higher GHG emissions than today, owing to the smaller size and geographic inaccessibility of the remaining productive fields.
Knyttan has its own shop, called Factory of the Future, producing custom-designed scarves and jumpers at Somerset House in London.
The key lyric – "Heaven knows, it's got to be this time" – is the sound of optimism born through crisis: the band's delicate crawl from the wreckage into an uncertain new future produces a New Order classic.
Ashlie seems to thrive on confrontation, and it is hard to know why, given her particular gifts, she is selling out to the gods of Balenciaga when she seems to have such a bright future producing political attack ads.
The model was validated against field data from a platform operating off Canada's east coast, demonstrating its usefulness in supporting effective management of future produced water discharge.
Products should create a long-term relation through a narrative experience of user-reflection to the past and contemplation to the future – produced by the meaning that is personally given by people to products.
Given that increase of land suitable for agriculture cannot be expected in the future, producing more of the desired products per unit area of land will be an important task.
VICE wanted to check in with the comedian about his latest comedy special, Comedy Camisado, now streaming on Netflix, so we met up in LA to talk about what he thinks success means, whether or not he feels he's "sold out," and his future producing plans which may or may not include starting a family.
