Sentence examples for future show that from inspiring English sources

Several comic novels — "The Big Question" by Chuck Barris, "The King of Pain" by Seth Kaufman — have tried to tackle reality television by envisioning some future show that is appallingly outlandish, an approach that risks being quickly dated because, in real life, today's unimaginably awful premise is tomorrow's Top 10 series.

Forward predictions of our model into the future show that the crest will denude to the level of the proposed site between 500,000 years and 5 my.

Ms. Couric herself confirmed one aspect of the speculation about her future show: that her former boss at the "Today" show - and the former chief executive of NBC, Jeff Zucker -- would be involved the production of the show.

The parts set in the distant future show that time travel has been discovered and used to create a "stub", a way of interfering to create an alternative future, starting in 2017.

The statistics for the plan of hiring radiologists in the future show that general radiology will be in fourth place with 10%%.

The main findings regarding the near future show that there is no evidence to suggest that there will be an important increase in the distribution range of C. imicola; this contrasts with an expected increase in abundance in the areas where it is already present in mainland Spain.

Recent research by British Future showing that a million ethnic minorities voted for the Conservatives is evidence of the stark intra-ethnic differences between groups.

The British Council's 2013 report Languages for the Future showed that 75% of UK adults polled were unable to hold a conversation in any of the languages highlighted as crucial to the UK's future economic standing.

A Cornell-led study supported by the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future shows that biochar has great potential as a fertilizer because of its ability to soak up nitrogen, and its method for doing so.

A4 Support for Uganda President Early results of a referendum on Uganda's political future showed that more than 80percentt of those voting want to continue with the current "no party" system advocated by the president.

A study released this year by the public policy organization the Center for an Urban Future showed that there were about 2,000 fewer people ages 20 to 34 living on Staten Island in 2009 than there were in 1990.