Sentence examples for specifics of future from inspiring English sources

But Bell, acknowledging that our understanding of the ice is still limited, demurs on the specifics of future sea-level rise.

Despite London's constant railings against the bureaucrats in Brussels, Merkel and Cameron generally concur on the need for — if not the specifics of — future E.U. reforms.

In a statement to the Commons on Monday, he said: "It is right that we look at every aspect – liquidity, capital and regulation – with other countries and of course with the financial sector itself, but it would be irresponsible to speculate on the specifics of future responses".

Nicholson declined to discuss any specifics of future product plans from GM but he did acknowledge that diesels would be a good fit in some of the more popular product segments that GM sells.

And with the recent acquisition of Nutmeg, which lets people easily send GIFs in iMessage and SMS specifically, it wouldn't be surprising to see Giphy more directly integrated with iMessage sometime in the near future, though Chung declined to comment on the specifics of future apps.

At this early stage, however, the specifics of future fiscal legislation remain unclear, as do the degree of net increase in government spending and the resulting impacts on aggregate demand, potential output, the Federal deficit, and the dollar.

Studies have also found a limited ability to generate positive future-related images in high-dysphoric individuals [ 24] as well as a connection between deficits in memory specificity and deficits in the specific imaginability of future related imagery in suicidal patients [ 29].

Even though Torre declined to discuss specifics of a future deal, he is probably seeking a two- or three-year deal for between $5 million and $7 million.

A T-Mobile spokesman, Peter Dobrow, declined to discuss the specifics of any future products but confirmed that T-Mobile had plans for several devices based on Android.

Other documents detail the specifics of the Future of Iraq project, which brought together Iraqi exiles and U.S. experts in an attempt to plan for such things as a new banking system, a new military and a new constitution.

There was little talk at the press conference about specifics of the future, except for Manning's insistence that he did plan to return to football, not because he had anything to prove but because nobody loves their job as much as he loves his.