Sentence examples for future represent from inspiring English sources

The Fed's decision on Wednesday to continue the bond-buying program as scheduled through June, together with its decision to keep interest rates near zero for the foreseeable future, represent sensible support for a still fragile economy.

Children, as the generation to take up China's modernization project in the future, represent a particularly intense focus for the cultivation of suzhi, for both individual success and national well-being (Woronov 2008; Woronov 2009).

Such manipulated T cells may in the future represent an important adjunctive therapy alongside allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (ASCT), in order to specifically boost a graft versus leukaemia (GVL) effect.

However, with less than 20 cases having been performed worldwide, it cannot yet be known whether GO-LIF might in the future represent a valid alternative to pedicle screw-based stabilization techniques.

In conclusion, the result of this study, in addition to the previously published data and that of Jørgensen et al, provides evidence that P2RX7 is involved in the regulation of LS-BMD and may, in the future, represent an early diagnostic tool for the management of osteoporosis.

Nothing of the future represented by Sotheby's hype and market forces looked so attractive.

An evolving past, present and future represented by an unchanging thing.

This television ad, titled "Bright Future," represents one of their most potent lines of defense.

Our Common Future represents a seminal moment and key turning point in the history of sustainable development.

Then it's on to the future, represented in the pictographic language devised by the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute in the 1970's.

The prospect of physical decline in the face of an unknown future represents, after all, the essence of the human condition.