Sentence examples for taking the future of from inspiring English sources

Billionaire entrepreneurs Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are currently taking the future of US space exploration into their own hands.

Installed by Genspace, which has a base in New York, it is driven by the emerging "DIYbio" movement of open-source biologists and kitchen-sink geneticists, who are taking the future of life into their own hands.

"Our first reaction was a sort of surreal amazement," says Ronnie Hughes, a member of the Granby Four Streets community land trust, which is now at the centre of the art world's attention for the way residents have been taking the future of their streets into their own hands.

Politics, subsistence farming, medicine, warfare: Edvin learns out of necessity quite a bit about these old pursuits in a society of misfits and deformed survivors, almost all of whom merely wish to plod along toward old age and die, taking the future of the human species with them.

From repurposing used batteries to scavenging wind power between city buildings, young people around the globe are taking the future of the planet into their own capable hands.

We gather together, taking the future of our people, taking our covenant with God, firmly in hand.

Following years of broken promises, the residents have taken the future of their streets into their own hands.

Geeks, engineers and do-it-yourselfers in Detroit will soon have a chance to take the future of the American automotive industry into their own hands.

They have damaged the historic American melting pot and clouded the democratic future, and in light of this he calls for an interpretation of the Constitution that takes the future of democracy more seriously.

She also turns briefly to the domed thermal baths at Baia, part of an ancient spa and a sign of where concrete construction would take the future of Roman architecture.

As a kid, I would have said we'd be eating roast-dinner space-age capsules by 2036, but as a chef, campaigner and father, I now take the future of food much more seriously.