Sentence examples for the future ages from inspiring English sources

Also mentions the future ages of several well known people, how the number of the year 2000 will be spoken and various names using "20th Century" which will be antiquated.

Are there any melodies still undiscovered, and will all the future ages ever produce anything to match Greensleeves or the Toccata and Fugue in D? The 20th century saw the rise of a new art form that would have seemed miraculous to our ancestors - film.

Marxism sees the state as a product of class warfare that will pass out of existence in the future age of perfect freedom.

Also at stake in the logic of crisis is nothing less than time and human finitude: our limited capacity to manipulate the future, aging and our impending death.

In PEP, the variances of the logarithms of the future age-specific fertility and mortality rates are represented in terms of the following model.

For example, modelling of the future age structure of the Chinese population suggests that there will be a larger population at risk for CDI.

ABS population projections are used to examine the future age structure of the population and the growth and age distribution of the pool of labour from which future nurses will be drawn.

Our estimate is based on the assumption that the future age specific IRs of sigT in the next 10 years will not differ from the average IRs seen between 2009 and 2011.

In the words of Heinrich Graetz, the greatest of nineteenth-century Jewish historians, "Judaism is not a religion of the present but of the future," which looks "forward to the ideal future age . . . when the knowledge of God and the reign of justice and contentment shall have united all men in the bonds of brotherhood".

The latter is dated "Anno Domini 1949 or (to anticipate the chronology of future ages) Anno Atomico 4".

According to the Washington-based Administration on Aging, the prospect of altering the genetic code promises that in the near future, aging and infirmity might not be synonymous, and raises the possibility of extending the currently accepted limit of human life beyond the 124 years currently documented.