Sentence examples for range for the future from inspiring English sources

Considering the estimated range for the future price of allowances (25 €–40 €), governments of the EU Member States will receive between 660 million and 1050 million € as a revenue from the auctioning of allowances.

Electromechanical characterization of the stretchable electrode revealed excellent stability and reliability within the 1% strain, which is the operative range identified for the future tactile sensor application.

They will continue to be stuck in the broad trading range for the foreseeable future, but their dividends more than make up for the lack of price gain over the next year or so.

Table 2 lists the 10 endemic and 30 near-endemic species for which useful models could be fitted, and presents the overlap (O) and relative extent (R) of their potential future ranges for the six future climate scenarios.

The parks department has solicited a range of ideas for the future Boardwalk in a series of community meetings.

At the age of eighty, the Dalai Lama has begun to discuss a range of prospects for the future disposition of his soul.

By Evan Osnos March 13 , 2015At the age of eighty, the Dalai Lama has begun to discuss a range of prospects for the future disposition of his soul.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Annan met with Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and other top officials to discuss a range of possibilities for the future of Iraq.

Balls said: "The government must look at the whole range of options for the future of RBS to ensure the taxpayer gets its money back and there is no return to business as usual".

On RBS in particular, David Cameron and George Osborne must resist the temptation for a loss-making firesale at the current share price which would add billions to the national debt … The government must look at the whole range of options for the future of RBS to ensure the taxpayer gets its money back and there is no return to business as usual.

The research demonstrates that supported housing professionals have a range of concerns for the future of supported housing provision.