Sentence examples for someday use from inspiring English sources

In 1968 (I was one-year old) if I had told you that the US government would someday use the Internet to spy on US citizens and people of the world--you would have said: "That's a toddler talking".

The plug-in hybrid vehicles that will someday use the highways could charge up from this grid.

If his team could so easily "infer sensitive personal information," he says, marketers could someday use more invasive techniques to identify random people on the street along with, say, their credit scores.

Ms. Benz said she and her husband were looking to the future, hoping that their children could someday use the apartment for internships or to work in the city.

But as Treasury secretary, you must take the lead in developing binding regulations to guard against the possibility that foreign governments could someday use large investments in America to gain political advantage.

If literal-minded ultraconservatives — known as Salafis and who currently hold about a quarter of the seats in Parliament — gain more influence in the legislature and eventually the courts, they could someday use the provisions to try to impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law.

Mr. Smith, now 76 and by his own description laid low by cancer, said he kept the tapes at his downtown loft with a vague notion of someday using them for his memoirs.

The course, which explored predictions of developments in economics, politics, and science, discussed how researchers envisioned someday using miniature robots--nanobots--to perform repairs in the brain.

SAN FRANCISCO--Scientists dream of someday using a simple chip studded with DNA to help determine the health risk of drugs, food additives, or industrial chemicals.

These iPS cells are already making it possible to study diseases in new ways, and they raise the hope of someday using a patient's own cells to treat disease.

For the past 3 years he has been exploring ways of improving the performance of organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), with the hope of someday using solid-state lighting to replace current approaches to commercial and residential lighting.