Sentence examples for oriented toward the future from inspiring English sources

The U.S. is oriented toward the future.

"My big thing is changing the conversation to be more oriented toward the future and getting people away from their own personal motives," he said.

And in Ferrari we are always oriented toward the future, but the tradition is also a very important part of us".

All three are in their 60's, and the selection of any one would run counter to the campaign's assertion that it wants to present an energetic ticket that is oriented toward the future.

Beginning at a date difficult to fix precisely (at the end of the 7th or during the 6th century), Athens, in contrast to Sparta, became the first to renounce education oriented toward the future duties of the soldier.

Some people are oriented toward the future and possibilities, so a career in marketing or advertising may be a good fit, he said, but a person who prefers dealing with the present and what's right in front of her may succeed as a chef.

Jason Islas, editor of Santa Monica Next, a news site oriented toward the city's future and with a younger demographic than the Santa Monica median age (40.2, according to the Wellbeing Project), points to a variety of factors that make life unnecessarily difficult for that generation of residents.

The topic is oriented toward the preparation of future experiments such as ITER with its test blanket modules and DEMO with its first wall designed with RAFM.

Commitment subscale items measure a person's intent to remain in the relationship (7-items; e.g., I am oriented toward the long-term future of my relationship).

The enhancements carried out in the tokamak ASDEX Upgrade (AUG) are oriented toward the preparation of the future physics-related activities of ITER and DEMO.

As for the love between man and woman, Rickert's view rests on the dubious assumption that women are "essentially" more oriented toward the realization of goods of the present, while men are "essentially" more oriented toward the realization of goods of the future (Rickert 1921b, 403).