Sentence examples for than future from inspiring English sources

Most popular debate now focuses on past injustices rather than future possibilities.

Are the criteria based on past requirements and a description of the incumbent rather than future strategic needs?

Going forward Quite clearly most signatories to the manifesto have only signed up to the document rather than future plans.

But it probably meant clearing their loft out, and that 'faffing time' is more important than future cash savings".

But senior EU diplomats think the Visegrád 4 will prioritise their compatriots already in the UK rather than future movers.

Some complained of doing more work in their junior year than future junior classes will be required to do.

"Perhaps, at the moment, it has more acclaim than future generations would think it ought to have had," he said.

The difference was that future attacks from Saddam Hussein were less likely than future attacks from Al ­Qaeda in Afghanistan.

Immediate pleasures are easier to grasp than future joys and so people make spending decisions that they later regret.

What may not be factored into their thinking is that such a rebound might be a result of present weakness rather than future strength.

A typical problem for people as they get older is that when they consider their lives, they start to see more past tense than future.