Sentence examples for too future from inspiring English sources

It's too versatile, too feature-ridden, too future".

If he is right about the technology too, future generations will come to see English as something like calligraphy or Latin: prestigious and traditional, but increasingly dispensable.

People are too future oriented, too worried about feathering the nest before filling it, too damn responsible to have a baby while they're still in school and using ironing boards as dining tables.

The City may end this year employing 100,000 fewer people than its pre-crisis peak of 354,000.Incentives around regulation could gradually change too: future supervisors might be inclined to slip back to a "light touch" approach to attract foreigners.

And with Netflix now moving into films, too, future Golden Globes may see further shake ups from the streaming industry.

However, I understand that since sellers are buyers, too, future services could also include using Nested's data, tech and expertise to help with the buying process as well.

Another tendency I've noticed that amplifies the belief of life being hard is being too future-focused -- which can cause us to perceive the present merely as a means to an end rather than as something of value in and of itself.

Expect more paper avalanches in the not too distant future.

The Davis Cup, in the not too distant future.

In the not too distant future we will all drown".

For the banks, too, the future is up for grabs.