"I defer to the policymakers in future times," he said.
But I was thinking, "I don't have any future times, I've just got this".
Normally if you're confronted by a sight like that you would try and impress it on your memory so that you can refer to it in future times.
The self-murder of those who die for a cause is always brought about by a supreme decision to act now for future times.
Spatial and temporal evolution of mean annual surface ocean pH in the Earth system model cGENIE, shown both for the PETM and for preindustrial and future times.
Due to its ongoing economic crisis, Greece had been offered another bailout package, but contingent on the implementation of austerity-oriented reforms and with an obligation to repay the funds in future times.
If climate change has, to date, proved hard to write about, that's because it exists for most of us, to date, as something that afflicts different neighborhoods, distant cities, or future times.
It is set to reopen as a cafe after a last-minute investment from backers, but its owner, Elizabeth Mills, is still worried about its future: "Times have been tough.
Other measures of the performance of the repository system are less directly associated with radiological safety, but may be more meaningful or understandable when applied to far future times.
Sequential models, where the time-variation within each forecasting time-interval was also taken as input information, and marching forecasting models, where target values were predicted at fixed future times from past plant information, were developed.
These hystereses in habitat maturation may create 'bottlenecks' at future times (e.g. in 50 yr) that might prevent some species from persisting in whole landscapes even though such landscapes may be much more suitable in 100 yr than now.
