Sentence examples for linked to future from inspiring English sources

The early use of decomposition for addition has been linked to future mathematics achievement.

Nick Fry, the Brawn chief executive officer, told Bloomberg in an e-mail that the fee was "far more modest" and partly linked to future performance.

That learning should not necessarily be linked to future earning power is an ideal increasingly under siege in institutions of higher learning.

The UK has contended that the timetable is artificial, because any agreement on the Irish border will be linked to future customs rules.

It is also linked to Future Fibres, the Valencia-based, British founded company which, among other things, makes the tethers which attach F1 racing car hubs to the cars.

And as Delta exits Chapter 11 this week, the rewards are being carefully spread: non-unionised employees will share $480m in cash and shares, profit-sharing schemes are being introduced and management payouts are being linked to future performance.

"America's future is linked to the future of this region, and the future of this region depends on America," she said.

The future of Afghanistan is inextricably linked to the future of its neighbor, Pakistan.

Mr Adams has publicly presented any IRA initiative as imperative for the future of the peace process, which he has inextricably linked to the future of republicans.

The future of metabolomics as a tool in enzyme functional assessment is inextricably linked to the future of MS as an analytical platform.

Derivatives are financial contracts linked to the future value or status of the underlying asset.