Sentence examples for next and future from inspiring English sources

Unless we act on these fundamental flaws we really do doom the next and future generations to further inevitable crises.

Another intervention in another century will leave the same bitter legacy for the next and future generations... It's very easy to let slip the Dogs of War; the problem is, how to get them back.

What do they want to accomplish for the next and future generations?

Lastly, it addresses the research areas which still need addressing and which are the next and future perspectives of color in image and video processing.

It will be up to the next and future generations to lift America up again and to build the bridges to a better and more unified nation for all.

While the story of this 2016 election centers on the so-called Rust Belt, the next and future presidential elections will have more to do with the Brown Belt - the states with significant and increasing numbers of Latino voters stretching from California through the southwest to Texas.

For instance, Jey valued education, "So I can help myself in the next future and help my family", whilst Joan wanted education in order to "…control my life, have independence, and help my parents and grandparents".

While the ability of external pressures to initiate integration processes could be confirmed – the foundation of the Security Council after World War II –, it was difficult to estimate whether another dramatic external event will occur in the next future and whether such an event will result in a deepening of integration or will rather have the opposite effect.

Add to these many new ideas about the real world we'll live in for the next future, and I'll happily restate an older thought that still resonates from predictions past: We'll do our best to thrive at hope's edge.

Half of the people were 25 and under, the other half 65 and over, leaving me smack in the generational middle and, as it happened, bouncing vertiginously, from one question to the next, between the future and the past.

During the 2016 presidential race and since the November election, attention has focused on economically distressed regions where technology and globalization have obliterated jobs, and where worries run high about the next generation's future and about growing inequality.