Sentence examples for future the size from inspiring English sources
For people whose success depends on something as amorphous as being able to predict the national mood 18 months into the future, the size of one's paycheck (or profit participation, or back-end) is a crucial signifier.
"[With megayachts] forced to berth where the cruise ships are, we believe that in the future the size of yachts will be mostly around 50 and 70 meters," says Gavino.
To avoid overfishing (taking so much fish that the fish stocks will decline in the future), the size of the fishing fleet should not be too large for the natural supply of fish.
This approach is based on three assumptions: the current level, mix, and distribution of providers in the population are adequate; the age and sex-specific productivity of providers remain constant in the future; the size and demographic profile of the providers change over time in ways projected by currently observed trends [ 9].
In the nearest future, the sizes of structural elements of such devices will be close to the dimensions of structure features of Si 001) surface, at least of its high-order reconstructions such as c 8 × 8).
And second, American investors are worried that their portfolios are going to suffer for the foreseeable future, given the size of the United States' budget deficit, the weakness of the dollar and the uncertainty over the stock market.
We are mortgaging our children's future on the size of our omentum fat pad.
The question is, what should government be doing -- where it should be investing -- to improve our lot in the future as the size of government with the taxes available will inevitably shrink with the economy.
In future studies, the size of the placebo response should be carefully scrutinized.
There is a third social impact of the graduate with no future: the sheer size of the student population means that it is a transmitter of unrest to a much wider section of the population than before.
Let us leave -- for the moment -- the question of the future size of the federal debt, which I have dealt with elsewhere and shall return to in a subsequent article.
