Sentence examples for ideas of future from inspiring English sources

Cities that seem to have been resistant to the efforts of planners like Oppermann to shrink them may prove equally resistant to the ideas of future planners about how to expand them.

Bennett (2003) found "considerable" evidence that ideas of future career directions (including science careers) begin to take shape in the early years of secondary school.

Each box has a theme, and you can browse past ones to get an idea of future surprises here.

It's rare in your career to find a director who has such a strong idea of future roles for you".

For a long while, for example, Roberts sang under the name Appendix Out; he says he has not abandoned the idea of future aliases.

(It also reflects his rejection, in recent years, of the idea of "future shock," once central to his writing: Flynne and her companions rarely seem more than mildly surprised by the strange new world to which they are suddenly exposed).

Giving regularly through GAYE, rather than making occasional one-off payments, is particularly beneficial because it means the charity has a better idea of future income and so can plan how its activities for the long term.

As much as people love the idea of future technology, they hate change.

Ubiquitous computing described by Mark Weiser [1] is based on the idea of future computers merge with their environment more and more until become completely invisible for the user.

But the latest research suggests it is possible to hone in on these so-called normal results and tease out a better idea of future cancer risk.

The success in this work inspired the idea of future on-line GA application and the possibility of integration of GA with other non-traditional algorithms for manufacturing.