Sentence examples for the extended future from inspiring English sources

For the extended future, earnings contractions will accelerate as the investment portfolio prepays and runs off, and capital will be difficult if not impossible to raise, stifling growth on America's Main Streets.

Philosophers like Jeremy Bentham, who is famous for having based moral status not on linguistic or rational capacities but rather on the capacity to suffer, argue that because animals are incapable of abstract thought, they are imprisoned in an eternal present, have no sense of the extended future and hence cannot be said to have an interest in continued existence.

Senge [8] writes about the learning organisation in his work, but what he says can also be linked to the concept of (individual and organisational) Foresight, where the strategy-makers operate in the extended future and deliberately shape the future through their actions [9, 10].

The obscure otherworldly dimensions of sound have also been explored in the sonic fictions produced by the likes of Drexciya, Sun Ra, and Underground Resistance, where hauntology is virtually extended: the future appears in the cracks of the present.

The model can be extended to future siting and analyses of CEC arrays in complex domains.

The current model describes a relatively small chromosome and, in the future, extending the model to larger chromosomes could shed insight.

Currently these are only for CityGML Buildings, but they will be in the future extended to other classes if there is a need from practitioners.

It's really about the common good, which the Pope notably extends to "future generations".

Alistair Darling said that an extra £450m would be invested to extend the Future Jobs Fund and support the Young Person's Guarantee in 2011/12.

Extending the Future Jobs Fund to March 2012 is particularly welcome.

The run could extend to future seasons if it performs well, McPherson said.