Sentence examples for future there has from inspiring English sources
Whether it has a future there has yet to be determined.
"In the future, there has to be some way for people with large followings on the Internet to really group together and … be supported," Cherniak added, arguing that it's "crazy" that the main way to do that right now is to "put ads up on something".
For a woman seeking a satisfying relationship as well as a secure economic future, there has never been a better time to be or become highly educated.
While the majority of retired renters (58%) have never owned a home and three-quarters of them plan to continue renting for the foreseeable future, there has also been a marked increase in the number of homeowners choosing to sell up and rent in retirement.
In the near future, there has been a significant development on boundary value problems for fractional differential equations on infinite intervals [12 22].
While Twitter has not provided any official public guidance on how much it expects to make in advertising this year or in the future, there has been a lot of speculation about the number because many expect Twitter to go public, with a likely date in late 2013 or 2014, according to observers.
In the first major interview since his work at the museum, and future there, had been called into question, he said, "I've worked in the public realm since 1970," mounting over 350 exhibitions, publishing copiously, contributing substantially during his gallery years to the democratization of contemporary art.
So despite the disappointments and the dimmed ambitions for the future there have been several shining successes.
Ever since Bill Gates decided 20 years ago that the company would spend big bucks on trying to see into the future, there have been ideas aplenty but few stand out products.
"Even if you are constantly pushing it out into the future, at some stage there has to be a fiscal transfer," said Steven Major, global head of fixed income research at HSCB in London.
But, in some countries, many more do say they might pay in the future and there has been a substantial increase in the proportion taking out a subscription.
