Sentence examples for future vision of from inspiring English sources
"Suddenly there's a really interesting future vision of work in which people combine work and life in a different way".
It seemed obviously improved but somehow degraded, grimly utilitarian, intended to suggest the receding future vision of "RoboCop": automatic voices encased in armor.
As Bensouda begins her nine-year term, it is also time for a more constructive dialogue on our future vision of international justice.
As the author of a radical future vision of society, he was always in demand and became something of a guru.
WHILE President Obama's future vision of "a world with no nuclear weapons" is certainly laudable, for the present America still needs to do everything it can to prevent a terrorist from detonating such a bomb on our soil.
Uber passengers in Pittsburgh will be able to hail self-driving cars for the first time within the next few weeks as the taxi firm tests its future vision of transportation in the city.
The proposals were said to have been submitted by Perle, and to "outline Washington's future visions of Iraq".
Billboards depicting future visions of the neighbourhood – chic young couples strolling past modern apartments, retail outlets and hotels – are strewn outside the many ongoing building projects.
Maybe she is suddenly glimpsing the future – visions of secrecy, violence, murder, friendship with Barbara Windsor – or already plotting the annulment she would ask for two years later on the grounds of non-consummation of the marriage.
Future visions of a climate-shocked world prompt strong emotional responses, whether our concerns focus on the extinction of animal species, humanitarian disasters, or the wellbeing of our society or our children.
This paper discusses these challenges with a focus on empirical land system studies, land system modelling and the analysis of future visions of land system change.
