Sentence examples for virtually no future from inspiring English sources

Especially if, as I suspect, virtually no future scenes in the series will double down on this change?

If McCain-Feingold's critics prevail, virtually any future legislative attempts to limit the corrosive role of special-interest money in elections could be ruled out.

The majority of the empirical results comes from countries and times when changes in eligible retirement ages were rare, while the majority of systems had little or virtually no penalty in terms of future pension benefits and/or taxes for early exits. 2 Also, empirical guidance on the actual exit behavior with a DC system and a high de iure retirement age is scarce.

Coal has no future in the U.S. - virtually none of the new energy capacity added to the grid in 2014 was coal-based (and 53% came from solar and wind).

But the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) will have less and less power to "fine" over-recruiting universities – because in future some will receive virtually no money from Hefce.

Perhaps most astonishing was the fact that, unlike her research partner and future husband, Johnson had virtually no scientific training when she started studying couples in the bedroom.

It is an imbalance that virtually guarantees future growth, researchers said.

And by increasing the likelihood of a future debt crisis, the pledge virtually assures future explicit tax increases in the form of higher interest rates and debasement of the currency.

About that time he began his work on the design and sculptural ornamentation of the facade for the cathedral of Siena which became, in its lavishness and ordering, the model for virtually all future Gothic facade decoration in central Italy.

Virtually every future Internet proposal has its own list of requirements, challenges, and key technologies.

That way you are virtually guaranteed future success and, as a result, yet more grant income.