Sentence examples for title of the future from inspiring English sources

The title of "The Future," from 2011, suggests its own audacious scope.

I've been watching with interest the latest developments in Wales on this agenda, including the potentially most exciting and ambitious to date – a Sustainable Development Bill (recently given the working title of the Future Generations Bill), designed to put sustainable development at the heart of all decisions in government and the public sector.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 All the titles of the Future of Learning 2030 Barometer [9, 18], See https://edelfoi.fi/futuriblesoflearning2030.

The French renaissance will produce two very strong title contenders of the future.

The study, with the unwieldly title "Grid of the Future White Paper on Accommodating Uncertainty in Planning and Operations," suggests that utility planners and operators begin using software that judges the probability of risks to the power system.

About 60 are published for the first time in this pocket edition, under the risky title The Revolutionary Art of the Future.

Danto's title, "The Madonna of the Future," comes from a Henry James story about a failed artist named Theobald who sees a beautiful woman and is inspired to paint her as a Madonna.

In 2006, Financial Times' magazine Foreign Direct Investment awarded Belgrade the title of City of the Future of Southern Europe.

"Psychenet Hamburg Network for Mental Healthh" is a project funded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research BMBFfromrom 2011 to 2014, with which the city of Hamburg was given the title "Health Region of the Future" in 2010.

So, blaring from the public address speakers to open a recent meeting here, Ms. Clark's hit was probably the perfect score for a conference of suburban officials and planners promoting the idea that Creating Cool Downtowns, the conference title, was the future of the suburbs of New York.

Up for discussion: the best releases of 2016 so far, and there have been quite a few, plus titles of the near future that we're really rather excited about.