Sentence examples for future scattered from inspiring English sources
As well as providing more adequately the information of the type requested by urban planners and policymakers, a faceted system of classification of urban soil resources would have the flexibility to accommodate all available or future scattered, rapidly changing, or incomplete data.
However, the times have changed, and my restless generation is looking at a future scattered with 3,4,5 -- maybe more!
With a global population of 7.6 billion, that means 1 in 110 human beings is forcibly displaced — their families torn apart, livelihoods destroyed, schooling interrupted, hopes for the future scattered to the wind.
The conflict gnaws at U.S. security, eats away at whatever remote possibility of a two-state solution is left, clouds Israel's future, scatters Palestinians and devours every attempt to bridge the West and Islam.
But estimates for the future are scattered widely.
Davies would play it on numerous Top of The Pops appearances, and it would be featured in several music videos the Kinks made in the future, including "Scattered" in 1992.
Yet, the data required to perform such quantifications and the dynamic models that allow the projection of policy changes into the future are currently scattered, incomplete, and difficult to use.
Trapped in the frozen zone around ground zero, they languish, their future uncertain, their customers scattered or dead.
Season 4 opens in the aftermath of that infamous "Red Wedding," as the various participants — the now-reunited Lannisters, the Freys, the Boltons — contemplate their "bright" futures, while the remaining scattered Starks Aryaya, Sansa (Sophie Turner), Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright, Rickon Art Parkinson, Jon Snownow (Kit Harington) — move grimly toward destinies once unimaginable.
The flowers would be dried and ground up, and scattered over any future memorial.
Although available research could inform future research efforts, studies are scattered across disciplines with the last review synthesizing findings written more than five years ago.
