Sentences with phrase «to peer into the future»

Either way, to peer into the future of what blended learning across the country might look like in the pursuit of personalized learning, keep an eye on the emerging clusters.

Part of the CEO's job is to peer into the future as far as possible and identify any issues that might impact the business.

Days after celebrating another election victory against his real political enemy, Peter Moore yesterday peered into the future and decided it would be very bright without Paddy Ashdown.

Clues from past systems that recovered or failed following disasters help scientists peer into the future of the ever - changing natural world.

Landslide elections, time machines, and Drake's infamous victory dances (we think)-- this has been a marathon week for peering into the future.

As investors peer into the future and contemplate the potential for lower market returns, we see few options with greater versatility and more powerful risk - adjusted return potential than asset allocation products.

And nobody has ever demonstrated an ability to reliably peer into the future to see whether the next toss will result in a head or a tail.

It's an effort to peer into the future under conditions of dynamic uncertainty.

Even so, it's impossible to peer into the future at this point.

It's hard to review the new iPad Pro without peering into the future and thinking of its true potential once iOS 11 is released.

It's like peering into the future of mental health supports and services.

In this week's show we delve into the past with news of Dell going private (with Microsoft's (s MSFT) help), peer into the future of TV and Twitter, and examine our present conundrum of how ISPs can't rely on their meters to measure your broadband usage.

While businesses can't prevent this completely, staying closely in tune with the needs of customers can help you peer into the future and see where your market is headed.

Peering into the future, the government's annual deficits are expected to shrink to $ 49.2 billion in 2010 - 11, $ 27.6 billion in 2011 - 2012, $ 17.5 billion in 2012 - 2013 and to $ 8.5 billion by 2013 - 2014.

Peering into the future is a notoriously imprecise art.

Thanks to the billionaire's surprise election win, investors around the world have been frantically trying to do just that — look beyond the present and peer into the future, trying to get a handle on just how financial markets might behave with Trump at the reins of the world's biggest economy.

Peering into the future is never a precise art, but it's a safe bet that post January 20, 2017 will be the year of Mr Market.

Likewise, those who have chosen to lead a celibate life may be happy in their friendships, their church, and their work, but when they peer into the future, the frightening prospect of growing old alone overshadows the mercies provided in the present.

What if «God» looked at a zygote, peered into its future and saw that it would one day grow to me a murderous psycopath, who lit cute little animals on fire and beat children with them.

If you had peered into the future and looked at the bullpen, and only the bullpen, you would assume the Tigers would be fine.

«With the futuristic McLaren MP4 - X concept racecar, we wanted to peer into the future and imagine the art of the possible,» said John Allert, Group Brand Director, McLaren Technology Group.

In the offseason, we peer into the future.

When we peer into the future, we can stomach some disappointments in the name of long - term success.

Although, frankly the award might as well have been given by Clairvoyants Monthly - for if anyone has shown an unnerving, almost spooky, ability to peer into the future it is the Liberal Democrat Treasury Spokesman.

Christopher Pegues thought that peering into the future might change it.

They are now able to peer into the future and receive warnings of traffic jams before they occur, allowing them to change their route or timing.

By trying to peer into the future, we are ignoring the here and now.

We all want to peer into the future, predicting or guessing what life will be like.

Peering into the future, Strange goes through millions of scenarios where the Avengers lose against Thanos.

Peering into that future, I don't see how we'll generate a breakthrough.

So we've decided to poll the experts again, asking them to peer into the future and predict where the publishing industry is headed.

We've polled literary agents, publishers and authors asking them to peer into the future and predict where the publishing industry is headed.

The problem is that nobody's ever been able to figure out a foolproof way to peer into the future and predict which funds will do best over the next few years.

Here's what we see when we peer into the future.

They peer into its future, by taking a glimpse at its past, they also ponder at what the Nintendo NX could be bringing to our gaming lives.

Before you commit to a particular path, you'll peer into the future and see some of the potential impacts of both available choices.

Contemplate instead with Fresh Window's group exhibtion «Under Ice» as it peers into our futures by exploring the preservation ability of ice and the worlds that come alive through its disappearance.

Because awards are made «once and for all» at the time of trial, judges must «peer into the future» and fix the damages «as best they can».

Which he then does, arriving eventually at the point where he peers into the future of legal blogging.

Peering into the future, Apple is finally posing as a sufficient rival for HoloLens as well.

As the REBAC team gears up for our annual technology issue of Today's Buyer's Rep, we've been peering into the future, trying to imagine the impact of technology 20 years from now.