Sentence examples for setting for the future from inspiring English sources

To reinforce his message that the spitzenkandidaten system posed a threat to the authority of EU leaders, Cameron warned EU leaders to think "very carefully about what they are setting for the future".

(As Mr. Gibson has said, Japan represents "the global imagination's default setting for the future").

He explains his longtime interest in Japan by noting that the country is "the global imagination's default setting for the future".

When Sylvia was three years old, the family moved to a farm about fifteen miles south of Camden, which turned out to provide an ideal setting for the future biologist.

Close to twenty years ago, the answer would have been "because Japan is the global imagination's default setting for the future," as the author William Gibson wrote in 2001.

French never gets much beyond the glib assertion in his preface that the new, cool India is the "world's default setting for the future": and though he acknowledges the presence of a few malcontents, he celebrates the prosperous, multicultural, tech-savvy Indian as the 21st-century's Everyman.

It must be finished and released otherwise a dangerous precedent will be set for the future.

The line you draw is this: Do I believe in the course we've set for the future?

"We're well set for the future," the BHP chief executive, Marius Kloppers, said in a conference call with analysts.

The energies being rallied to consider what plans and targets should be set for the future of our children must ensure sufficient financing to achieve them".

No wonder that Mason, at her curtain call, came skipping on stage in artless delight: some kind of history had been made, some benchmark set for the future.