Sentence examples for weight of future from inspiring English sources
Since Pakistan reopened its borders last month, roads south to Karachi are likely to take the greatest weight of future outbound traffic.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said a big debt write-off is needed to prevent a proposed €86bn (£60bn) deal collapsing under the sheer weight of future liabilities and a reluctance in Greece to carry through reforms.
The weight of future reward increases as the value of (gamma ) approaches 1.
That Nokia would consider a shift in design isn't a huge shock — aluminum bodies could help Nokia keep the weight of future smartphones down — but it does fly in the face of some of the company's earlier crowing.
Data were extracted from 9 studies exploring the effects of low birth weight on future health outcomes.
Finally, consider the case of the highest admissible weight on future generations, namely (D = 1.2).28 (see Table 5, column 10).
It's time to face facts: Britain is placing the weight of its future onto the shoulders of a battered and bruised young workforce harbouring little motivation and no hope.
Barack, she said, is "the same man who drove me and our new baby daughter home from the hospital 10 years ago this summer, inching along at a snail's pace, peering anxiously at us in the rearview mirror, feeling the whole weight of her future in his hands... .. Clearly that was the one bit of Michelle Obama's 2008 speech Team Trump didn't, er, study closely.
Bandung remains, in colonial history … a turning point in world history … [it] was not a miracle … as it could be and carry the full weight of the future because it was preceded by more obscure meetings, prepared by more modest groupings, that made the first contacts explored their common difficultiesa.
The substation had a caisson foundation designed to carry the weight of a future building of 25 stories containing.
It's more interesting than reading endless newspaper stories now about howGen Z don't drink or take drugs or do anything but worry about the crushing weight of their future student loans.
