Sentence examples for future the number of from inspiring English sources

In the future, the number of kids chasing after the ball of their dreams may be smaller.

As for the future, the number of heart-valve installations is expected to rise only modestly, from about 250,000 in 2002 to 280,000 in 2007.

Sharon seems to have recognized — belatedly — Israel's stark demographic future: the number of Jews and Arabs between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea will be roughly equal by the end of the decade.

According to a report by the Center for an Urban Future, the number of chain restaurants in New York has doubled since 2008, crowding out diners and greasy spoons for whom the rent is too dear.

In the future, the number of tailor-made rabbit models produced with one of the above mentioned methods is expected to exponentially increase and to provide adequate models of heart diseases.

But he warned that smaller shops will anyway not be able to rely on tobacco to provide a large slice of their income in future: "The number of people smoking is reducing and will continue to reduce so there needs to be diversification because that is going to happen remorselessly".

Marc Wortmann, the executive director at Alzheimer Disease International, said: "It's a global epidemic and it is only getting worse - if we look into the future the numbers of elderly people will rise dramatically".

As the political struggle in Egypt becomes more and more militarized, as millions more Egyptians abandon hope of a better economic future, the numbers of migrants treading the same desperate path can only increase.

In the future, the numbers of genotyped animals will increase, which will reduce prediction error variances, and in sequence data, the number of haplotypes is lower than the number of SNPs.

However, the implementation of such reforms might not be feasible in the future as the number of elderly people will grow, potentially resulting in more political power.

The regulator said that as a result it would continue to monitor the output for the foreseeable future, given the number of potential breaches.