Sentence examples for more horizon from inspiring English sources

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The letter explained the need for less complacency and more horizon-­scanning, during which various scenarios are thought through, however unwelcome their outcomes might seem.

In general, the more horizons that a target's assets reach, the stronger and more valuable the acquisition is.

One or more horizons make up what is known as the soil profile, the vertical sequence of distinct layers that is unique to each soil type.

There are more and more horizons to improve effectiveness.

When four or more horizons yielded acceptable paleomagnetic directions, the mean direction and 95% confidence limit (α95) were calculated using the Fisher statistics.

And though its title seems to promise more horizon-scanning, "The Next Day's" arresting cover art complicates that idea: It's a reproduction of the iconic sleeve of Bowie's 1977 classic "Heroes" (the best-known of his so-called Berlin Trilogy), with the earlier album's title crossed out and the singer's portrait obscured by a large white box.

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Although he cleared another hurdle on Tuesday, he has many more on the horizon.

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

Television, a scientist affirmed, could never be more than "horizon" broadcasting limited by its nature to line-of-sight reception.