Sentence examples for measuring the future from inspiring English sources

It is welcome that the BBC has developed an appropriate approach to measuring the future impacts of the move but it still needs to explain how it is going to make all of its planned efficiency savings," said the NAO head, Amyas Morse.

RBS said it was continuing to co-operate with investigations, but that it was not yet possible to measure the future impact on the bank, such as the timing and amount of any fines or settlements.

Effectuation is especially relevant for those firms, which need to cope with dynamic, non-linear and ecological environments which do not allow to predict and measure the future (Perry et al. 2012, p. 838; Sarasvathy 2001, p. 251).

Such a framework may be of benefit to future research measuring the social impact of natural dyes.

It's measured against the future and future needs.

And though overjoyed with his win on appeal, he was measured about the future.

Harvard's Equality of Opportunity Project ranked U.S. counties by their success in fostering economic opportunity, measured by the future incomes of children who grew up there.

Field, meanwhile, has been asked to lead a major review into levels of poverty across Britain – and will also look at how poverty ought to be measured in the future.

What metrics do CIOs need to measure in the future?

And TIIS are cheap, as measured by the future inflation rate that the market has implicitly built into their price.

Yet the HDI also presents us with a benchmark against which progress can be measured in the future".