Sentence examples for future suggesting from inspiring English sources

Analysts are less encouraging about RIM's future, suggesting that it could burn through its cash – about $1.4bn in cash and "short-term equivalents" and $800m in longer-term investments – if it does not find a rapid way to profitability.

Masuda is a little reluctant to comment on the franchise's future, suggesting his current "mission" is "to have players enjoy these new Black and White versions in Europe and the US".

Instead of releasing material, as had been expected, Assange announced a vague plan to publish documents sometime in the future, suggesting that there would be weekly releases at some point.

It is understood that City of London Police are likely to return to speak to Gold again in the near future, suggesting that Operation Apprentice could rumble on for some time yet.

And the models predict that the same levels of cold will produce much stronger plant declines in the future, suggesting that vegetation may become more and more sensitive to temperature damage as these events occur more often.

In contrast, storms with durations between 6 and 72 h are likely to have decreased ARFs in the future, suggesting a more restricted spatial coverage of storms under a warming climate.

The recent history of the future suggests skepticism.

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

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

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.