Sentence examples for future reached from inspiring English sources

Hanging over the becalmed Albany summer is a combustible political issue that lawmakers left for Gov. George E. Pataki just as chatter about his political future reached a fever pitch.

The ideological war over Egypt's future reached a climax on the night of October 26 , 1954 when a member of the Brothers attempted to assassinate Nasser as he spoke before an immense crowd in Alexandria.

Tyler, the Creator, the leader of the hip-hop collective Odd Future, reached No. 3 this week with his new release, "Wolf" (Odd Future/Sony), which sold 89,000 copies.

"Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner's dispute with his network over the show's future reached a boiling point when AMC announced that the hit drama would not return until 2012, and would likely see the departure of a couple cast members.

With speculation surrounding Noble's future reaching its peak at that time, the Warriors chances of making any impact on the 2009 campaign looked minimal.

Davis ascended through the Mets' system as the first baseman of the future, reaching the Mets' lineup in mid-April 2010, while Satin was still at Class A Port St. Lucie.

Pulse wants to help the WSJ (and other partners it plans bring on in the future) reach new audiences and expand their subscriber base.

However, heightened Cd levels at sites THM1, THM5 and THM6 (Figure 3) are expected to raise serious environmental concerns if their level in the near future reaches ATV value.

Decomposed granite, sloping gently toward the slot, seems like a forecast of the megalith's slowly decaying future, reaching forward to its destiny thousands of years hence.

UNICEF-supported initiative aims to make girls' education a priority in Kenya Ali's story: In drought-ravaged Kenya, education is the key to a brighter future Reaching every child with education UNICEF and Ministry for Youth Affairs launch National Youth Situation Analysis Report    Email this article.

In 2005 an estimated 25 million people had dementia, and the number is expected to double every 20 years in the future, reaching 81.1 million in 2040. 1 In the Western world the prevalence has been estimated as around 15% among 80 year olds and 25% for those over 85, 1 2 with Alzheimer's disease being the most common diagnosis.