Sentence examples for opinion about the future from inspiring English sources

Opinion about the future is deeply divided in South America, as elsewhere.

One woman approached him after a lecture to ask gravely his opinion about the future of the female orgasm.

Just about everyone, from the general public to news executives, has an opinion about the future of journalism.

But the industry also does not have the luxury of waiting out the current malaise in order to form an opinion about the future.

Defra acknowledges that its attempts to test public opinion about the future of the European sugar market appear to have been hijacked by a well-organised lobbying campaign.

"In the last few months, we had very serious differences of opinion about the future of the Mercedes car group," Mr. Hubbert told a German news service yesterday.

4. Write opinion pieces for their school newspapers expressing their opinions about the future of these chat rooms and bulletin boards.

It also reflects divergent opinions about the future of the oil business, which has been rocked by an unprecedented boom-and-bust cycle in recent months.

Moody's, S.& P. and Fitch have successfully argued that their ratings are essentially opinions about the future, and therefore subject to First Amendment protections identical to those of journalists.

In other words, the opinions about the future of the Net held by the assembled glitterati at Davos are no more and probably less valid than those held by the anti-globalism protesters setting fires outside.

Whatever his personal opinion is about the future course of housing prices, the question is, did the investors have access to the underlying mortgages?" But Donald C. Langevoort, a law professor at Georgetown University, said the case was consistent with other government efforts in past years to broaden the definition of material information.