Sentence examples for paths of future from inspiring English sources

Today, the financial crisis and the economic downturn are likely to alter drastically the career paths of future years.

The study, published in the journal Science, modelled what would happen to vegetation in the Mediterranean basin under four different paths of future carbon emissions, from a business-as-usual scenario at the worst end to keeping temperature rises below the Paris climate deal target of 1.5C at the other.

We know it's only a matter of time before another giant storm smacks the New Jersey shore — as one did in 1903, 1944 , 1991 1999 and 2012 — yet in that state alone we're hauling in 27 million cubic yards of sand to replace what Sandy washed away and allowing an estimated 200,000 homes to remain — and in some cases be rebuilt — in the possible paths of future storms.

Finally, a summary of the current research status and a discussion on the most promising paths of future research are also presented.

Post-flow modeling using UAS-derived data shows the influence of the 2014 2015 flows on diverting the paths of future lava flows into completely new directions (Fig. 6), making lava flow hazard studies based on the pre-flow obsolete.

Every roadmap forms an independent module for itself, showing different paths of future development and critical dependencies in each of the three highly dependent but also highly complex domains mentioned.

This is why central banks target the likely path of future prices rather than today's.

A lighter legal and regulatory hand could ease the path of future innovations.

To avoid this an independent Low Pay Commission must have a critical role to play in recommending the path of future national living wage rises".

But it should save taxpayers money in the long run by ending this cycle of repairing or rebuilding properties in the path of future storms.

See articleForward thinkingMark Carney, the new governor of the Bank of England, used "forward guidance" to set expectations for the path of future interest rates.