Sentence examples for recent or future from inspiring English sources
The schemes protecting undocumented migrants from deportation will not apply to recent or future illegal immigrants.
(1) It is intuitive for people to augment topical keywords with temporal expressions such as history, recent, or future as a tactic of temporal search.
Architects are prolifically altering skylines, sports, and history with recent or future projects.
Historically, technology has been seen as both, a driver of change, e.g. in technological utopias, and a solution to recent or future problems.
The variety of opinion can be illustrated by one graph from the 2013 repeat of the Bray and von Storch survey showing the degree of belief that recent or future climate change is due to or will be caused by human activity.
(4) With regard to the child's school-related QoL, the clinician should assess recent or future stressors in school that might implicate a discontinuity in school-bonding.
Thus, populations of CA1 neurons active at a particular phase of theta encode the animal's recent, current, or future positions.
In short, different selections of perlocutions would constitute different strategies by which NEDs exercised governance through their Board, with correspondingly different balances of emphasis on recent, current or future activity.
Mr President, whichever way we view the Balkans, in the light of recent atrocities or future events in terms of the Stability Pact, we always seem to come up against this horrifying character of Milosevic and his cronies, people who have a string of crimes against humanity to answer for and who should urgently be taken to the Court of Justice in The Hague.
Thanks to Mr. Starr's recent victories, future Presidents won't be able to say or do anything in earshot of their Secret Service guards without fear of exposure.
Arsenal's Héctor Bellerín is quite good, which may be why Manchester City and Barcelona are, were or will be interested in him at some point in the recent past, near future or actual present.
