Sentence examples for future three times from inspiring English sources

Neville was asked about his future three times in his post-match press conference.

For the same reasons, science fiction writers and Hollywood filmmakers have found the notion irresistible as a source of terror (the "Terminator" movies, "12 Monkeys") or comfort ("Back to the Future," three times).

You may do a double-take over the attribution after all, it was President Obama who mentioned plans to "win the future" six times in this year's State of the Union address (then mocked himself for it at the White House Correspondents Dinnerr).

You may do a double-take over the attribution — after all, it was President Obama who mentioned plans to "win the future" six times in this year's State of the Union address (then mocked himself for it at the White House Correspondents Dinnerr).

When a planetary cycle occurs that many times, it is always possible that the first occurrence "seeds" problems and events that will be "triggered" during the second time (or, in the future five times) it happens.

Most of the trouble began after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, suspecting a bubble, had raised margin requirements for silver-futures traders three times in a week.

At Time 2, we included two additional items using the same four-step response scale: "How concerned are you about your future health overall?" and "Thinking about the important people in your life, how concerned are they about getting mouth or throat cancer in the future?" The three Time 2 items were averaged to form a single index (α = .69).69

IN the dozen years I spent working in the newsroom of the historic New York Times building, just off Times Square, I must have contemplated my future a hundred times, a thousand times.

"The investment in jobs for our young people in the future is four times what it was four years ago.

Participants who desired to have a child in future were two times more likely (AOR 1.7, 95 % CI: 1.05 3.00) to present with a better mental health than those who never intended to have children in the future.

Two in three respondents answered that they do not use day care and do not want to do so in the future; consequently, rejection is three times higher than utilization and potential future use combined.