Sentence examples for the forthcoming era from inspiring English sources
This was the election issue the parties all preferred to ignore, fancying, correctly, that the electorate couldn't handle the truth about the forthcoming Era of No Money.
The forthcoming era of austerity will soon consign increases of these magnitudes to the annals of history," said Philip Shaw, Investec's chief economist.
Mr Morohoshi reckons that as many as one in four universities may not survive the forthcoming era of fierce competition which will include growing pressure from occupational training schools.Universities are getting alarmed.
That is to become the dominant force in the forthcoming era of cloud computing or, to refresh Microsoft's original mission: "to supply services to every desk, to every home and to every hand".
Society in general and transport planners in particular must prepare for the forthcoming era.
Mutually beneficial information exchanges between different modeling groups will be required for future fruitful studies during the forthcoming era of global non-hydrostatic modeling.
This whole "growing up" theme has emerged as a response to the forthcoming end of the Clinton Era, at least the Bill Clinton Era.
Some commentators even believe that the type of experience provided by these destinations could very well become integral to the forthcoming Web 3.0 era.
21, 2013 The writer, a professor at the Boston University School of Management, is the author of the forthcoming book "A New Era in U.S. Health Care: Critical Next Steps Under the Affordable Care Act".
In early April, he issued an apology after tweeting a clip from the forthcoming Jurassic World film was "70s era sexist", saying his criticism of another person's work in this way had been "bad form".
A joint group of experts presently assisting IPCC in the preparation of the forthcoming report concluded that in the industrial era (1750 to 2005), direct radiative forcing of atmospheric black carbon would be twice as high than previously believed (+0.71 W·m−2,[53]).
