Sentence examples for future we found from inspiring English sources

Due to the assumption that the use of e-learning programmes, as a source to CME, will increase in the future we found it of interest to study the diffusion of an e-learning programme.

In response to the final question of the interview – "List three things that would make you willing and able to perform more volunteer care giving in the future" – we found familiar themes, but with the exception of work-related issues, these themes were patterned differently.

There are two kinds of future we find it easy to picture: the future as a continuation of life as we know it, a bit more hi-tech or a bit more austere; or the apocalyptic anti-future conjured up by Hollywood disaster movies, survivalist fantasies and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.

For a generation that is anxious and increasingly isolated — that sees more fear than hope for America's future — we find that its members are beginning to marshal strength to find productive outlets for the causes of their generation, and that means voting.

As we all entire the bright VR future we find ourselves at an impasse: we all have amazing 3D models we want to see appear before us like tiny digital floating incubi but how do you get those selfsame models into your randomly generated digital pleasure palace?

If in the future we find that S1000A7 protein content in CSF is sensitive to drug intervention experimentally and eventually in the clinical setting, S100A7 might be developed as novel surrogate index (biomarker) of therapeutic efficacy in the characterization of novel drug agents for the treatment of AD.

However, for all types of contract cycles of gold futures, we found unambiguous volatility clustering, and the ARCH-LM test results also suggested the presence of an ARCH effect.

Moreover, in the case of far month contracts of crude oil and mentha oil futures, we find no evidence of ARCH effect in the residuals.

Similar conclusions can be drawn from our findings relating to the inclusion of future costs: we found a high level of variability in the extent to which future costs are included in economic evaluations which is not suprising since guidelines rarely provide clear recommendations [ 28].

For future periods, we found increasing trends in the probabilities of large-scale fires with time in most areas.

While Chris Kozup, senior director at Aruba Networks says: "From a study we have conducted with The Future Laboratory, we found that this idea of being 'always on' and connected is actually helping workers manage their work/life balance".