Sentence examples for personal of the future from inspiring English sources

Each verb was presented in two different verbal forms of Italian language: at the second singular personal of the future tense (i.e. "scriverai", you will write"); at the second singular personal of the past tense (i.e. "scrivevi", you wrote).

Mr. Gelsinger, who spoke at a briefing, noted that one of Intel's chief advantages is that even Microsoft's ancient MS-DOS operating system will be able to run on the hyperfast Intel chip in the personal computer of the future.

Such arguments have led some to conclude that we will soon see many more of these autonomous lorries on the motorway – potentially setting a precedent for personal cars of the future.

No matter the year, MGS has always felt like Kojima's personal vision of the future.

"While I applaud your courage and intelligence in redefining the American dream to fit your personal vision of the future," he said, "it's important that along with travel, self-employment and friends, commitment to championing the values of the U.S. Constitution be included, particularly the parts that condemn racism, sexism, homophobia and the exploitation of the poor".

Women who were interested in PCC and were planning a pregnancy within one year were sent a questionnaire assessing personal risk factors of the future parents for adverse pregnancy outcomes on the basis of their personal history of acute and chronic diseases, infectious diseases, nutritional and behavioural habits, and also on their family history of genetic diseases.

Singtrix is the personal karaoke machine of the future.

Although interested in politics from his Young Conservative days, he took the advice of a personal friend, the future Tory cabinet minister Peter Walker, "to make enough money to be independent before you become an MP".

This is all good for Mr. Zell, who is betting a large part of his estimated $2 billion personal fortune on the future of American real estate.

But he will not talk, thus setting the scene for stubbornness, reticence, personal vulnerability and fear of the future.

Charlotte Moore, Controller BBC1, said: "It's an absolute coup to see these two great men in conversation on BBC1, talking about their shared personal passion for the future of the natural world and some of the critical issues facing our planet today".