Sentence examples for that much future from inspiring English sources

"A week and a half ago, people were saying the protests didn't have that much future," said Dave Mathieson, an expert on Myanmar with Human Rights Watch in Thailand.

That's why it's hard to envision the Nats locking up perhaps 10 times that much future payroll in the kind of from-here-to-eternity contract that Harper may get in Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia or Chicago.

It is clear that much future work is required and equally clear that this should not be constrained by current categorical diagnostic systems.

Given that much future urban expansion will be centred on such areas, the loss of good-quality cropland seems likely to continue.

Additive manufacturing, ranging from deposition processes to the more recent rapid prototyping approaches, is an area that offers much future potential for both accurate and fast creation of complex products.

Awkwardness, varying rules of etiquette, sexual boundaries — none of it gets all that much easier in future decades.

Again, the problem was that much of its future promise was built into its early stock price.

Although he is still critical of what he calls foot-dragging, he said that "Guyana is realizing that much of its future is linked to better Brazilian relations".

A potential failing of current teaching is that undergraduates and trainees anticipate that much of their future work is going to be involved in acute care and describe approaches relevant to emergency departments.

But the more profound phenomenon is that so much future good news was built into stock prices that any hint of downturn causes an out-of-whack effect.

Though the year 2002 inevitably figured in yearbook predictions and jokes, nobody had really believed that this much future would ever become the present.