Sentence examples for future propelled from inspiring English sources

This is an A la recherche du temps perdu experiment in a country obsessed by the future, propelled by explosive industrial production.

That every college in the United States will one day live out the principles of sustainability is too humble a dream; many companies and institutions have already started to plan for a future propelled by renewable energy sources.

What unites them all is a passion for the last "unspoiled" landscape on an overpopulated and overheated Earth that they share with the scientists and the administrators, the tourists and the terrorists, whose contending visions of Antarctica's future propel the narrative in surprising yet always satisfying directions.

Writers whose dreams of a radical future have propelled them into political conflicts and power struggles have often ended up in prison, and their plight has given a hard and embittered edge to their voices.

The E-Flex or Voltec powertrain is an attempt to standardize many components of possible future electrically propelled vehicles, and to allow multiple interchangeable electricity-generating systems.

"As we look to the future, we are propelled by America's past.

Regina: In looking at this story of how Alexander Ames VI, an African American publisher of books, fights against extinction in order for his legacy to continue into the future, I was propelled into the realm of Afrofuturism.

That season, the sterling play of catcher and manager Mickey Cochrane, first baseman Hank Greenberg, and second baseman Charlie Gehringer (all future Hall of Famers) propelled the Tigers to the World Series, in which the club's unfortunate streak continued as Detroit lost to the St . Louis Cardinalsin seven games.

As this points to increased adoption of cryptocurrencies in the near future, the good news propelled Bitcoin prices higher.

His report helped lay an academic foundation for future integration policies and propelled Johnson to prominence among sociologists and in black intellectual circles.

So we stand at a crossroads between marginal EV growth, a dystopian future of fleets of gas propelled autonomous cars, and a shared, autonomous, electrified future.