Sentence examples for views about the future from inspiring English sources

As foreign exchange speculators change their views about the future, their demand for currency changes, resulting in exchange rate fluctuations.

The Green Storm and the Traction Cities have long been enemies, having contrasting views about the future of society.

Barber has strong views about the future of agriculture, but he disdains the partisan and evangelical approach so often adopted by food activists.

During these times of severe economic challenges around the globe, similarly pessimistic views about the future could surely be found in almost any Group of 8 country.

But I'd define it as a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future.

"Should they make such decisions?" Ms. Feinman said of the two artists who worked so closely together but had such different views about the future of their art.

What's your view about the future, even the near future, for yourself?

"It's about a point of view about the future and then making decisions based on that.

"We have a point of view about the future," he said as the interview was coming to a close.

He promises that he — and Ford's 200,000 employees — will not waver from his "point of view" about the future of the auto industry.

Reiterating his bleak view about the future of literature – that "two decades on the size of the audience for the literary novel will be about the size of the group who read Latin poetry" – the 80-year-old Roth told Stanford scholar Cynthia Haven that his disengagement from the world of writing is still very much in evidence.