Sentence examples for future profiles from inspiring English sources

Here, BBC Future profiles four areas of research to discover how close they are to feeding the coming nine billion.

Please feel free to tweet us or nominate in our comments section other women who've reached a particular milestone in 2018 and should be included in future profiles of female leaders who are on the rise, along with their organizations.

In this way, this first report of quantitative expression in adult worms may be used for comparing with future profiles investigating differential expression among diverse developmental stages, during drug exposure, single-sex infections and a series of other relevant biological situations.

The campaign, which wants a skyline commission to examine London's future profile, has also obtained the support of the Observer's architecture critic, Rowan Moore.

Our coverage has spanned data and drones, renewables and smart cities, but the stories that stood out looked to the future, profiling new ideas that could shape the way we travel, use energy and eat.

First, is it actually possible for the Bank to provide specific direction as to the future profile of interest rates when the Monetary Policy Committee prides itself on setting policy on a month-by-month/one-member-one-vote basis?

In the future profiled by Clarke, we will mine the sea; exploit asteroids for raw materials; take control of the weather; build elevators all the way to geosynchronous orbit; devise replicators that can make anything we want, including more replicators; and maybe even overcome gravity.

In a dig at those who backed Mr Blair as a more instantly-recognisable EU political face on the world stage, Mr van Rompuy went on: "There has been a great deal of talk and comment about the future profile and image of the President of the Council.

Consequently one of the central questions remains: How will the future profile of skilled work in logistics develop as soon as technologies such as the "Internet of Things" are entering the scene?

Just remember that no one and I mean no one in govt or in 'opposition' has a realistic plan for large scale, sustainable UK 'growth' (a plan for a 'sustainable value adding economy')... that will benefit all and sundry... in terms of incomes, jobs, stability, etc. Future profile of the UK economy?

Do they really then not use this info for future profiling?" That looming tweak to the legal justification of Facebook's Custom Audiences feature — a product which lets advertisers upload contact lists in a hashed form to find any matches among its own user-base (so those people can be targeted with ads on Facebook's platform) — also looks problematical.