Sentence examples for light for the future from inspiring English sources

I think there was what I would call a defining understanding that in the end the values that Britain - and indeed the rest of Europe and America - share were values that should be the guiding light for the future of humankind at a time when you had fascism and communism offering a very dark tunnel of despair and repression for people.

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If British tennis is heading ever so cautiously in the right direction, the pilot and guiding light for the foreseeable future remains the man who four years ago got lost on the Paris Métro en route to dinner with his mother.

It is likely that he will remain deprived of natural light for the foreseeable future, while Swedish and Ecuadorian negotiators thrash out a deal which enables the Swedish prosecutor to travel to London to interview him in the embassy.

The latter is the main research direction of highway tunnel lighting control for the future.

Towards energy-saving, high efficiency, and low pollution, the lighting of light-emitting diode systems, the solid state lighting, is important for the future of green energy technology industry.

In light of recommendations for the future direction of toxicity testing [ 29], there is much interest in the value of monitoring stress responses and other components of AOPs to minimize reliance on animal models and improve the mechanism-based identification of hazardous chemical entities [ 30].

Takano said he believes King and other hardline opponents of same-sex marriage will be looked at in a negative light in the future for being on the wrong side of history.

Lastly, we provide our perspectives, especially in the area of membrane fabrications and FO hybrid systems, to shed light on the future research directions for harnessing the true potential of FO for desalination.

Many technological advances are needed to apply OLEDs in TVs and lighting, but the development of fluorescent materials that emit short-wavelength blue light is especially essential for the future use of OLED displays.

With patience, some of these clones develop personalities and learn to act (at which point they're snatched up by NBC's "Friday Night Lights"); for the rest the future is as bleak as a leading role in "The Final Destination".