Sentence examples for side future from inspiring English sources
With numbers on their side, future generations of pensioners may have the political clout to tear up the system and demand higher pensions ie, that the workers of the time pay more tax.Although notional accounts are actuarially fair, some might think them socially unfair, because they strip out redistribution among pensioners: the better off pay in more (and so receive more) than the poor.
On the end-user side, future work includes better integration of parallel processing capabilities, completion of full 3D compatibility, an enriched narrative documentation, speed enhancements, and expansion of the set of supported algorithms.
On one side, future maize yields are consistently decreasing and, fertilizer and planting treatments variation only offer an opportunity to limit the negative impact of future climate change in Bako and Melkassa.
On the other side, future maize yields are consistently increasing and, fertilizer and planting treatments variation become a tool to benefit the most from the impact of future climate change in Hawassa.
On the repayment side, Future Finance aims to provide terms that are more student-friendly than an ordinary bank loan, with ten-year loan terms, no early repayment charges and payment holidays built in.
If your messages of love come from your dark side, future messages they receive from you will be colored in that way.
The Germans inflicted more damage on the RAF than the Luftwaffe received, but its influence on both sides' future strategy was profound.
"You step on our side, the future looks bright.
Speaking to the British media after the match, Ibrahimovic hinted that he could be persuaded to join a Premier League side in future.
Thus, the ambition of the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) to put a fifth side into future Super rugby competitions was revealed as ludicrous.
With talents German Serge Gnabry and London-born Chuba Akpom on their side, the future is bright for Arsenal when looking past the circus of first team inconsistencies.
