Instead of endeavoring to master the future, we plunge into the chasm between what is to come and the present, deepening the crisis in ironic self-consciousness.
D.F. Abell, Managing with Dual Strategies: Mastering the Present; Preempting the Future (New York: Free Press, 1993).
Regardless, we should worry about more than just the bottom line if securing future for publishing means mastering the fast and furious con job of the "media cycle".
Borrow that future sense of confidence and approach learning this new skill with the knowledge of having mastered the skill in the future.
The computer industry's biggest merger, championed by executives involved as giving them the tools to master the challenges of the future, has suddenly found itself held captive by two concepts from the past: family and legacy.
Reporters of the future should master the building blocks of traditional journalism.
Europe must learn to reconcile itself with the diversity of its past in order to master the imperative pluralism of its future.
The course will provide students with a working knowledge of R, the ability to use and master R in the future for their own statistical analyses, and importantly, the skills to solve R coding issues when they inevitably arise.
School staff and health professionals can help school children set realistic goals with tasks that they are able to manage, so they can learn from earlier positive experiences and expect to master tasks in the future.
Her speech was fascinating, since here was someone expressing confidence in mastering a future that most of us feel is ungraspable.
