Sentences with phrase «at least a decade away»

This is because «even though the Arctic Circle contains large amounts of untapped resources, as well as being a potential trade route, the full potential of the Arctic to become commercially viable seems to be at least a decade away,» the Stratfor analyst said.

The field of bioprinting is hardly new, and many believe we're at least a decade away from a usable printed organ.

Mike Hearn, one of the main developers of the Bitcoin architecture alongside the mysterious Nakamoto, has said that any implementation of the concept is at least a decade away because of the need for hardware upgrades on physical goods.

Although retirement for the Albanos is at least a decade away, they have begun the process to transfer the reins of International Food Concepts.

«We are still at least a decade away from developing a detailed enough understanding that can be converted in any sort of operational forecasting,» Szabo notes.

Because of that, Takebe says use in humans is at least a decade away.

Arkin agrees, noting that a functioning ethical governor to regulate robot behavior on the battlefield is at least a decade away.

Unfortunately, a publicly - available device is still at least a decade away.

It's a cool concept and I hope other developers expand on it, but we're probably at least a decade away from the No Man's Sky people were expecting to be released.

But most said the technology was at least a decade away.

Though it would be more efficient in land - use and make for higher emission reductions, the technology is at least a decade away from feasible implementation.

For the moment, the first three lines will be built as subway and light rail lines, which, because these technologies take much longer to build than BRT, means that a full metropolitan mass transit system is still at least a decade away.

Since this technology is at least a decade away from commercial viability, if this bill passes it would essentially place a near - term moratorium on new coal - fired power plants.

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The deal marked the culmination of at least a decade of attempts to marry the politically sensitive Proton with a foreign carmaker, with GM and Volkswagen both walking away at different times.

Because I'm 39, Personal Capital still thinks I'm at least a couple decades away from retirement.

For at least a decade and a half before the appointment of Tietjen to the presidency of Concordia Seminary, some of its faculty had begun to turn away from such understandings — though without claiming that this turn meant giving up biblical inerrancy.

Once bumped out of the groove in which we have been stuck for decades, it will be easier for parish priests to take up some of the reforms which have been encouraged gently by Pope Benedict, to be frightened no longer by traditional vestments and vessels for Mass, by the possibility of at least some celebrations of Mass being ad orientem, or by gently moving away fromanti - liturgical informality.

THEY at least, are in touch with reality - though it could be argued, slightly tongue in cheek, that any fan who supports us home and away, given the present decade long shambles at the club should not be let out, free from handcuffs, in public.

There is a real paradox in investing at least # 25 billion in Trident when the rationale for it melted away two decades ago.

Dewberry said discussions about government reform have gone on for at least two decades, while poverty and lack of employment have driven city residents away.

Interstate 787 severed downtown Albany from the Hudson River, and attempts to regain access may be at least a couple of decades away.

Living a town away is the same as being stuck decades in the past, at least according to white - crowned sparrows.

The lineup of NASA planetary missions looks meager after 2015; a successor to New Horizons is decades away at the least.

A full - blown graphene chip is still at least a decade or two away, however.

And it wasn't quite a decade ago that Julie Christie found herself at the Oscars for playing an Alzheimer's patient in Away From Her (in the end losing the prize to Marion Cotillard's Edith Piaf), though Moore's struggle here feels more fearsome moment - by - moment, not least because the Still Alice filmmakers keep their focus on their leading lady, in effect sidelining Baldwin, Stewart, and some fine actors elsewhere in the cast.

It's easy to take for granted how prescient Sidney Lumet's Network actually was for its 1976 release: the onslaught of vapid reality shows was still a few decades away, evangelical television and Fox News had yet to surface, and though the country was shaken up by corrupt politics, at least people still recognized the important of the fifth estate due to events like Watergate.

For at least two and a half decades, political leaders and opinion makers have been telling teachers and union leaders like me that it is high time to move away from the single salary schedule.

FYI; Y» all might wan na look at what the manufactures are saying about EV's [a dead issue with zero future] and hydrogen [the real solution thats at least three decades away]

That is the path the world has been on for at least the past two decades and today we are farther away from our emission objectives, in absolute terms, than we were 20 years ago.

Alternative energy fuel sources, truly fuel - efficient vehicles and distribution systems to make electricity or fuel made with ethanol or switchgrass are, realistically speaking, at least two decades away.

With the nation's energy sector turning decisively away from coal and nuclear energy, these companies are betting natural gas will be the dominant fuel for at least the next several decades.

Although an entirely ice - free Arctic Ocean during at least one week a year is still several decades away at this rate, we are halfway there after just three decades.

Now, it's possible that hurricanes away from the US became less likely to reach Cat 3 or higher in the last decade compared to the period 50 years before, but that seems unlikely to me, at least, and I think would be inconsistent with the Webster et al. work.

That might still happen, but it's probably a least a decade or two away, at best.