Sentence examples for future to create from inspiring English sources

The choices: "1) A joint contribution of the funds, existing and future, to create a scholarship endowment to enable students from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, [Mr. Gravano's old stomping grounds] to attend some outstanding college located in the city of New York.

Ello does plan to sell access to features in the future to create cash flow and yet as networks go, it is idealistic in its approach to revenue (although there is precedent for success).

González Durántez, who is co-chairwoman of international trade and government regulation at Dechert LLP, says she is helping the charity Inspiring the Future to create a network of role models to mentor schoolgirls because "amid so many absurd labels", "it is little wonder that girls struggle … to identify the right path for them".

Nelsons obviously feels he has the energy and the vision to "to pass a great heritage into the future, but also to create the future, to create the opportunity for composers to compose and to play their pieces, but not to lose, not to forget – which you can't forget – [the] great masters", as he tells the New York Times.

She has "the best combination of mind and heart" he has ever seen, he has said; in New Hampshire on Sunday, he linked her abilities with her agenda, saying "she has the best plan to give us a clean, green energy future to create jobs, not cost jobs".

We plan to further extend the functionality and simplify the workflow in the future to create an easy importer for VR experiences based on real building data.

His key message is that companies need to move beyond visions of a sustainable future to creating an implementation plan of how to get there.

At that time academics were marketing a strategy to limit losses by combining cash and futures to create a synthetic put option on stock portfolios.

"But," Waskow explains, "I was interested in changing the world — not trying to predict the future, but to create the future".

Based on these characteristics two strategies, and a potential third one, are identified: to fix the future, to indulge the future, and to create anti-fragile urban environments.

In doing so, people work with their future selves to create a life of the highest subjective value over time.