Sentence examples for futures to which from inspiring English sources

They sell much of the top Bordeaux as futures, to which importers must commit money as far as two years in advance of delivery.

Several of the exercises applied the use of backcasting and scenario building, providing visions about desired futures to which significant actors may adapt and for which they may eventually develop measures and sketch roadmaps and trajectories.

Our past together as a family coexisted with the future to which we were heading.

Bryant then asked her "will you do it in the future?", to which she answered: "It depends".

That is the future to which Trump wishes to boldly lead us: a less foreign, less diverse, more English-speaking and – dare we say – more white America.

Debevec has an unflappable, almost lulling manner, and it can escape a listener that he is crafting a vision of the future to which reasonable people might object.

This storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward.

In a fragmented exchange, Ms. Verloop wondered whether TransCanada could reapply to use higher pipeline pressures in the future, to which Mr. Elliott replied, "You are correct".

All of this made it very easy to conclude that Communism was, as it claimed to be, the philosophy — even the religion — of the future, to which everyone had to bow down.

Lanky, dandyish, dressed in clothes he bought in England and wore long after they became unpardonably shabby, the young Yates never quite managed to believe in the future to which his precocious writing talent entitled him.

"This heinous crime will not succeed in its evil intent of destroying the peaceful and democratic future to which the people of Northern Ireland are so clearly committed".