Sentence examples for the future accurately from inspiring English sources
It was a carnival of errors, if not malfeasance, the kind of events that led the house historian of the Federal Reserve, Allan H. Meltzer, to make this reflection: "The founders did not intend to create either a central bank or a powerful institution; had they been able to foresee the future accurately, they might not have acted".
There are two types of change that you can use to see the future accurately.
Manic individuals believe that they can predict the future accurately -- and that it will be filled with boundless rewards for them.
Cooper argued that "it is impossible for anyone to foresee the future accurately enough" to know the empirical consequences of legalizing gay marriage.
But when Kennedy pressed, all Cooper came up with was that "redefining marriage will have real-world consequences" and that "it is impossible for anyone to foresee the future accurately enough to know what those real-world consequences would be.
You will not be able to read the future accurately if you do not have The Gift, or communicate with spirits or your chosen animal.
The question assumes that, if we had seen the future more accurately, we would have been able to avoid the present crisis.
The tablet computing props in Back to the Future II accurately predicted the miniaturization of electronic devices in recent years.
I highly doubt that anyone at the time suspected that Predator would predict the future more accurately than 1987's bi-racial cop drama Lethal Weapon, but who could have guessed that a sobbing Mel Gibson shoving a pistol into his mouth would one day be a welcome, rather than a heartrending, sight?
It is recognised that these factors should be assessed in the future to accurately assess the potential of prevention services to change risk behaviour.
Unfortunately, because of the lack of comprehensive data to estimate the future costs accurately [ 60], we only included the costs of diabetes prevention and treatments during the simulated 40 years.
