"future session" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a planned or upcoming meeting, class, or other event that will take place in the future. Example: "We will discuss this topic in our future session next week."
They will hold back on spending until some future session to consider those results.
To learn about attending a future session, check out the Mathfest Web site.
He has won a future session with Zia Mahmood, the Pakistani who lives primarily in London but makes regular visits to and plays for the United States.
I am already regretting signing up for more, knowing that I'll have that pit-of-the-stomach Sunday night dread before every future session.
Evidently, there will be a future session with department officials on the substance of how the law should be applied in leak cases and I am hopeful that our counsel, David McCraw, will be able to participate".
Our proposed approach assures that compromise of ((phantom {dot {i}!}K_{text {shuf}_{i}}) or K i ) of ith session does not affect the previous or future session as (phantom {dot {i}!}K_{text {shuf}_{i}} neq K_{text {shuf}_{i+1}} neq K_{text {shuf}_{i-1}}) or (phantom {dot {i}!}K_{i} neq K_{i+1} neq K_{i-1}).
"I intend to attend all future sessions," Mr. Nashiri said.
After the meeting, Mr. Sinacori said future sessions would be fully open.
Some of the speakers at future sessions will be Ariane Daguin, Claudia Fleming, Steve Jenkins and Rozanne Gold.
Then, if people have track records of leading ineffective meetings, don't let them lead future sessions.
Future sessions will feature Lisa Scottoline with "Courting Trouble" on July 7, and Mary Ewing Mulligan and Ed McCarthy with "Wine for Dummies" on Aug. 18.
