Sentence examples for in a more distant future from inspiring English sources
"in a more distant future" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that will happen a long time from now. For example, "Scientists are working to find a cure for cancer, and in a more distant future, treatments may be available to help prevent it."
In a more distant future the researchers imagine that thermal transistors could be arranged in circuits to compute using heat logic, much as semiconductor transistors compute using electricity.
We would also like to facilitate the operation of enterprises both in these demanding times and in a more distant future.
These are students that carry a certain level of ambition, he argued, which will be crucial not only as the contest kicks off on Wednesday but also in a more distant future.
By 1938, the Treasury was losing its fight to stop rearmament; politicians and the public were more afraid of being caught unprepared for war with Germany and Japan than of a major financial crisis in the more distant future.
In the much more distant future, a 40-meter drop in elevation would swamp many of today's landmarks.
For HTT, the project acts as a proof-of-concept for its business model, monetization strategy and short-term viability, while it looks to build an actual Hyperloop transit system in the more distant future.
However, taking the normal development time for new drugs into account, an assessment of their clinical benefits lies in the more distant future.
In the more distant future, it would be ideal to have a means of supplying the ''source code" for new unit generators in the MIDI stream.
If all goes well, exports could reach 120m litres a year by 2010, and perhaps as much as 400m in the more distant future.The United States, for its part, has several reasons to encourage ethanol production in Latin America.
In the more distant future, Mars is, as ever, on the horizon.
