Sentence examples for spawn future from inspiring English sources

The summit is supposed to spawn future meetings on joint projects.The presidents are not due to discuss trade policy in detail.

Not in dispute is the notion that volcanism could spawn future megatsunamis.

Full Review: One of the larger barriers to adopting new technology is the relatively high price tag pitted against the uncertainty of whether or not that technology will become widespread enough to spawn future devices.

This is, in all likelihood, the sort of socio-political turning point that will spawn myriad future conversations devolving upon "where were you when it happened?" and "which side were you on?" I am unequivocally, and unsurprisingly, on the side that says "Ya Basta!" to anti-immigrant policies and practices in Arizona and elsewhere.

Straight Forword broke up when he was 16 but not before they had spawned his future company.

As much as Eppler is a product of the Rockies' executive factory — which has spawned the future general managers Josh Byrnes, Jon Daniels and Michael Hill — he is a descendant of Livesey's.

That day in 1983 spawned a future two-time Pan American champion (Jean) and also set into motion a series of events that has resulted in Jean's coaching his three younger siblings in this summer's Beijing Olympics.

Significantly, his self-analysis was both the first and the last in the history of the movement he spawned; all future analysts would have to undergo a training analysis with someone whose own analysis was ultimately traceable to Freud's of his disciples.

He argued that an increased commercial catch will take more large bass out of circulation, leading to less spawning for future generations.

While we interpreted these periods as participation in a spawning aggregation, future research should focus on validating this interpretation.

In the future, the Village will spawn the Playground Uprising, followed by the annual Child Pride Parade.