Sentence examples for rise a future from inspiring English sources

The single European Act, single currency, Court of Justice, the development of Security Policy and Common Defense (Cologne and Helsinki) rise a future federal Europe, Europee -- a federal union of states".

But Mr. Vedrine says that a new equilibrium will eventually evolve, and France, as the current president of the European Union, is busy trying to construct it with a more streamlined Europe -- with France at its center -- rising as a future equal, rather than a junior, partner.

The Walker review offers little to prevent the rise of a future Fred Goodwin.

They are durable, they give rise to a future stream of income and they help generate future output.

We therefore need to be vigilant so that we don't open a Pandora's box that gives rise to a future where our wearables are spying on us and health data monitoring becomes the norm.

Beneath Mr. Thurmond's name on the sample ballot were those of two congressmen, also up for re-election, who two decades later would play pivotal roles in Mr. Lott's own political rise: John Bell Williams, a future governor, and Representative William M. Colmer, who would one day pick Mr. Lott to succeed him.

The new offer included a guarantee to restore the pay cut, and implement a national 1% pay rise, at a future date.

He is a rising star, perhaps a future Pro Bowl player, who is popular with his teammates because he is unselfish.

The question that Toronto faces, the question that its various crises and contradictions pose, is whether the city will rise into a glorious future of a mingled and complicated humanity, an avatar of a singular cosmopolitanism, or whether it will shrink back and be swallowed by the provincial miasma that inveigles it.

How much will temperatures rise in future?

The penalties rise in future years.