Sentence examples for has made future from inspiring English sources

The UK government has recently committed significant funds and it has made future pledges for malaria to remain a priority.

This triggered a series of invasive biosecurity measures that have made future production – amid any lingering guilt over the further spread of TR4 – seem unviable.

It would have made Future the UK's third-largest magazine publisher after IPC and Emap in terms of retail sales, jumping from fifth place past the BBC and Bauer.

No such long-term studies have been conducted, and none have made future predictions.

However, no such long-term studies have been conducted, and none have made future predictions.

He has made the future feel like the past, which is what George Lucas does best.

One said: "This has made a future challenge that little bit harder," he said.

The decrease in demand worldwide for hormone replacement therapy has made the future of her program uncertain, Dr. Ralston says.

One of its greatest accomplishments is the way it has made the future of bookselling seem as if it will inevitably be owned by Amazon.

The resultant rise of zero-hour contracts, exploitative internships and the Sisyphean labour of so-called portfolio careers has made the future seem head-spinningly uncertain.

"We eat and pass the time together," says Neeva. "The earthquake has made the future very dark, but it's nice to see the young children laughing and playing again".