Sentence examples for unlikely future from inspiring English sources

Unless policy makers engage in that debate, it's unlikely future military spending growth can be kept in check.

THE New York Landmarks Conservancy, a not-for-profit group, recognized the rarity of the house and its unlikely future along such a commercial street.

Today, though, Mr. Price is not only an inspiration to liberal arts majors looking for an adventure abroad, but also the unlikely future of the intricate art that he is still learning.

Influence is something deeply familiar to the Rothschilds, whose banking concerns have been a force in Europe for two centuries, but for the member of the Bullingdon Club who once rolled an occupied portable loo down a slope, it seemed an unlikely future.

Even if a legislator can't come to understand the fairness aspect of the issue, they must understand the political ramifications for not voting affirmatively will likely end or at least make incredibly unlikely future political advancement in Illinois.

Take the millenarian prophets of AI omnicide (and its charitable corollary, "effective altruism"), which convinces the rich and silly that donating money toward the prevention of a hypothetical and unlikely future AI apocalypse is more valuable than helping actual living people.

In a dynamic economy, getting people to wager on unknowable (and often unlikely) futures is essential.

Nevertheless, it seems unlikely that future governments will ignore such a useful lever.

Mr. Mead said that because of fundamental size limits in the wavelengths of light, it is unlikely that future digital sensors will gain much additional resolution.

Although success this season is unlikely, the future has brightened, and recruits and incoming transfers seem unfazed by the program's recent missteps.

Given the stock market's rapid run-up since March 2009, it's unlikely that future options awards will prove as lucrative as they were last year.