Sentence examples for future to Believe from inspiring English sources

Sanders's current slogan is "A Future to Believe In".

Our Revolution: A Future To Believe In by Bernie Sanders (Profile Books, £14.99) is out now.

A sea of blue signs waved at him, as if in rebuke: "A future to believe in".

We judge there is no inherent reason, for the foreseeable future, to believe that unmanned submarines will be more difficult to counter than manned submarines.

The white and blue signs read and looked alike: A Future to Believe In, echoing the 2008 signs, Change We Can Believe In.

Sanders' speeches in Britain this week still carry the same slogan as his US presidential campaign – "A Future To Believe In".

Ivo Welch of UCLA says this implies that within 50 years the average returns generated each year by American shares would exceed America's GDP.Those who reckon that future earnings growth will be faster in future tend to believe in the "new economy"—that low inflation and new technology will produce faster economic growth and profitability.

We must show that we have not, as Blair requested, "moved on" from Iraq, that we are not prepared to allow his crime to remain unpunished, or to allow future leaders to believe that they can safely repeat it.

A future wardrobe to believe in.

We have been told to fear the future and to believe in the past.

1. Set small goals It is all too easy to cast your thoughts ahead to the future and to believe that you do not possess the discipline to adhere to a study schedule for an entire semester--perhaps you have even struggled with this in the past.