"inventive future" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means creating or coming up with new and innovative ideas or solutions for the future. Example: Our company's success relies on our ability to stay ahead in the ever-changing market by constantly brainstorming and implementing inventive future strategies.
However greater public understanding of the true picture may mean that women wanting to keep their early pregnancies to themselves in social situations may have to be a little more inventive in future.
The BBC should be prepared to be bold and inventive about its future and we should also encourage the public to have its voice in that debate," he said.
Tony Hall has said that the BBC should be "bold and inventive about the future" in a note to all staff, which comes amid rightwing criticism of anti-Tory bias during the election and fears over the future of the licence fee.
The fact remains that few shows have been as steadily funny or as relentlessly inventive, imagining a future in which a buff, one-eyed alien heartthrob can find love with a doltish reanimated pizza delivery boy, and where the planet can be ruled by the cryonically preserved head of Richard M. Nixon.
"Michael Gove has listened to industry and teachers, and created a curriculum that will develop the skills required for the inventive jobs of the future," Dyson said.
The Walking Dead, Falling Skies, Revolution: right now there's no shortage of shows whose premise is based around an inventive way for our future selves to have a pretty shit time of it.
A plainer way of putting it is just that money can buy a lot of hype, and this hype can act to silence other useful, fair, robust and inventive visions of the future.
The production team that makes the show is always encouraged to contribute any thoughts about future tasks, inventive ways of filming or fresh ways of presenting the ideas". 1) Instructions need to be clear and simple.
The hilarious web series "Downward Dog" may have very little to do with the yoga pose of the same name, however metaphorically, it could give major television networks some tips on how to move forward with locking in even more inventive programming in the future.
Part of Motherboard's fiction project highlighting inventive takes on near-future scenarios, March's story, as its title implies, is set in a world where carrying a gun is not only legal ― it's required.
