Sentence examples for multiple future from inspiring English sources

Cinematic visuals, thumping music, torrid family melodrama and ripe dialogue ("I couldn't trust the hearts and livers of the English pansies and posies they've given me as operatives," spits Neill), Peaky Blinders forges new territory for British TV drama, and it passes the second series test because its visionary creator has a masterplan that stretches over multiple future seasons.

Instead of a curriculum taught largely through professors' grilling of students about appellate cases, some schools are offering more apprentice-style learning in legal clinics and more courses that train students for their multiple future roles as advocates and counselors, negotiators and deal-shapers, and problem-solvers.

We indicate multiple future directions for research, including extending theory beyond competition.

Obviously, the three contrasting management scenarios and the three climate projections investigated are only a small extract of multiple future paths.

Based on the new model, the HWP carbon balance in each region of Japan was evaluated, and the overall climate change mitigation effect to 2050 was estimated, in line with multiple future scenarios.

Secondly, multiple future research collaborations between the IELTS partners and institutional test score users seeking to provide better evidence of predictive validity would be beneficial to counteract the lower degree of authenticity shown.

"L.A. is a city that has always existed as a collection of multiple desires, multiple histories, multiple pasts, and multiple futures," he said.

Duhigg's advice is less concrete: "Find a choice, almost any choice, that allows you to exert control," "Envision multiple futures," and so on.

But the design was put in the hands of Harald Belker, a visionary of multiple futures who worked on vehicles for "Batman and Robin," "Armageddon" and other films.

This conference focussed on the observation that current urbanization trends are leading to multiple futures affecting global development.

Bishop et al. [21] calls the development of scenarios 'the heart of futures studies', trying to tell different stories for multiple futures.