Sentence examples for future suggested from inspiring English sources

But devices will be irrelevant in the future suggested by the "Through the Wormhole" episode.

Those are two of the jobs of the future suggested in a report by the CSIRO that charts 20-year trends in increasingly digitally focused and automated Australian workplaces.

I was on the verge of trying to get a hack license so that I could drive a cab when Peter, possibly sensing an ambulance in my future, suggested that I give Bingham a follow-up call.

Local elections held in Montenegro today, closely watched as a barometer of this small republic's future, suggested that it remains perilously divided between following the West, or staying with President Slobodan Milosevic and Serbia.

A look at the show's concept cars, designed in part to show what actual vehicles will look like in the future, suggested that even the terms crossover and hybrid -- which have been used to characterize vehicles that are hard to categorize, like minivans or sport utility vehicles -- have already become too confining.

After a setback, even a serious one, she knows that time heals, and that the only sensible course is to get back on your feet and continue the journey to the happier future suggested in songs about golden rainbows and silver linings.

TAKING big decisions on Greece's future suggests high drama.

In a recent article here on Guardian Sustainable Business, Jonathon Porritt, founder of Forum for the Future, suggests they are.

Xi's vision for China's future suggests a great leap backward, in which old lessons remain unlearned.

Unions have been a brake on this version of inequality, and a unionless future suggests more inequality everywhere, even on the shop floor.

Resources for the Future suggests that the benefit ASMQ will bring in delaying drug resistance will greatly outweigh its higher cost.