Sentence examples for more distant horizons from inspiring English sources

But more distant horizons seem less sparkling.

Gazing through their Google Glass lenses, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have their sights set on more distant horizons: hot air balloons that carry internet connections to the remotest parts of the world; cars that drive themselves; humanoid robots; and, more prosaically, internet-connected home appliances like fire alarms.

We find that a 1% of GDP increase in taxes depresses output by around 1.3% after 1 year, this effect fading away at more distant horizons.

Our baseline estimates suggest that a 1% of GDP increase in exogenous taxes depresses output by around 1.3% after 1 year, this negative effect fading away at more distant horizons.

But he's eyeing more distant horizons. .

The journey becomes a metaphor of life, where "also more distant horizons become attainable" and where "a new way to face life" is discovered.

Perhaps anticipating another defeat, Markham seems to be gazing toward a more distant horizon.

Having catered to the most urgent tasks, we were looking at a more distant horizon, at ways to leap ahead of everyone else in the personal computer field.

The brochures had gone on and on about the summit sunrise, but even at the best of times I couldn't imagine feeling adequately rewarded by a slightly more distant horizon going slightly more orange.

Hart was a true visionary, and his eyes were on a more distant horizon than many who have come since.

Our government policies and personal actions must look toward a more distant horizon.