Sentence examples for fuzzy future from inspiring English sources
All the indicators that impact on everyday lives – housing costs, savings returns, pension expectations – demand that we stake our chips on a fuzzy future.
Still, Torre's slight softening about his fuzzy future was notable because he has sometimes spoken as if he were ready to complete his final year in Yankeeland and visit another place.
Despite the fuzzy future over digital television, one thing has become clear: buying a large television set that doesn't have an HD-ready logo is like buying last year's PC.
But as giddy as the Yankees were about Mussina's masterly game and Bernie Williams's game-breaking three-run homer off Alan Embree, the fuzzy future of the season still cloaked this game like a gallon of maple syrup on a pancake.
The 27th day of a torturous 28-day journey unfolded in typically bleary fashion yesterday for the Montreal Expos, the ultimate baseball nomads and the team with two mostly uncaring homes, 29 part-owners who have their own teams to worry about and one perpetually fuzzy future.
So I missed the deadline, and relegated the idea of Singularity University to a distant, fuzzy future that I would somehow stumble into but certainly not proactively create.
For the purposes of this article, the results of futures clinique "The Fuzzy Futures of Neo-Carbon Work" were classified into seven themes constituting a projection on the futures of peer-to-peer work.
In this article, we will have a closer look on the possible futures of work outlined in the Neo-Carbon scenarios [21] by presenting results from a futures workshop "The Fuzzy Futures of Neo-Carbon Work".
Its warm-and-fuzzy future was in full flower in October as Bill Gates and RealNetworks Chief Executive Robert Glaser declared newfound mutual adoration to a roomful of journalists.
The point at which online higher education becomes mainstream is no longer in some fuzzy hypothetical future; the next president's Secretary of Education will need an entire department dedicated to the massive transition.
It took Percival four pitches to strike out White, preserve a 5-1 victory, keep the Angels in first place in the American League West and enable them to continue tiptoeing toward a fuzzy, potentially frightening future.
