Sentence examples for society will see from inspiring English sources

The coming knowledge society will see an acceleration in the trend towards increasing human intelligence begun hundreds of thousands of years ago.

Others tell their children that if one parent is white, society will see them as members of the minority race.

Thousands of customers holding buy-to-let mortgages with West Bromwich building society will see their monthly costs rise sharply after the terms of their deals were changed.

Every time that happens, society will see a little more clearly that rape is a violent crime caused by a violent criminal, not by the victim.

It will not be until these BAME youngsters assume positions of executive power over commissioning and casting that we as a society will see the real long-term effects of these changes.

But of the scenarios, only one, in which green ambition is not restrained by financial limitations and new technology is embraced by society, will see the UK meeting its targets to cut emissions and tackle climate change.

The centrepiece here was a giant lobster, also the subject of David Foster Wallace's famed essay on culinary cruelty, Consider the Lobster, in which he asks if future societies will see us as monsters for boiling this creature alive.

Up to 8 million people on benefits and tax credits are expected to be eligible for the tax-free Savings Gateway scheme which, starting in 2010 through the Post Office, banks and building societies, will see the government contribute 50p for every £1 put in (up to a limit of £300) by the saver.

Norwich & Peterborough building society customers will see branches close and the product range shrink if they vote against the society's merger with the Yorkshire building society, its chief executive has warned.

But the rise of civil society, hopefully, will see some solution in the future.

Cambridge Union to erect "protester barricade" A £4.5 million refurbishment of the Cambridge Union debating society building will see the addition of an eight-foot security fence, according to The Cambridge Student and The Cambridge Tab.