Sentence examples for instance of a future from inspiring English sources

Next to Biggie's miserable accuracy, another uncanny instance of a future foretold is the opening of Lauryn Hill's 1998 album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill".

Matt Yglesias has been making roughly this case, for instance, painting a portrait of a future where the surplus from technology and automation under-writes leisure pursuits (mostly virtual, I would expect) and social-service support for the many singletons left underemployed and unemployable, and everyone else finds work in the booming, ever-expanding elder-caregiver industry.

However, school closure involving children in need of parental care may be indicated when case fatality rates are high, for instance in the event of a future pandemic with an avian (H5N1) virus.

Such an undertaking was not feasible in this instance but perhaps can be part of a future study to further clarify what standard THR rehabilitation regimes entail.

Losing context creates difficulties with construing meaning (which is context-dependent by definition) and widens the knowledge gap between the representation itself and the reality of a future problem-solving instance.

This is a clear instance of future value addition and anyone who can corner some section of the market is set to strike their own fortune.

Another is to assure companies of a future market--for instance, by establishing "purchase funds" and agreeing to buy certain quantities of a product once it becomes available.

The most serious instance of a second-order neglect of relevant futures is the ignorance of invisible groups.

Littlejohn says of Ms Widdecombe, for instance: "Once spoken of as a future Home Secretary, she is now reduced to swinging from a trapeze on Strictly Come Dancing, like one of the cartoon hippos in The Jungle Book".

While migration is typically an individual or household-based investment, driven by correspondingly "private" aspirations, it still takes place within a broader texture of pervasive social representations and shared aspirations (including the "depressed" ones, as in the previous instance of no-future-here).

Both have talked, for instance, of regulating oil-futures trading.