Sentence examples for In envisions from inspiring English sources

The fourth mesocosm, which she calls "really pulling our belts in," envisions what the future might look like if the signatories to the 2015 Paris climate agreement honor their pledges.

They are not alone in envisioning the Railroad Playhouse as a key part of this effort.

Most photographs in "Envisioning Emancipation" were made between the 1850s and the 1930s.

There is surely idealistic purpose in envisioning a Middle East finally relieved of its autocracies and dictatorships.

Sony isn't alone in envisioning asymmetrical multiplayer experiences, of course.

Mr. di Montezemolo is not alone in envisioning the seven-figure automotive playthings of today as the classics of tomorrow.

— in envisioning the potential for further educating millions who previously had no access to this caliber of teaching.

DESPITE the beckoning title, there are few treasures in "Envisioning New England: Treasures from Community Art Museums" at the New Britain Museum of American Art.

Apple's entry to the handheld market has caused Nintendo some problems in envisioning its next move in handheld system innovation.

Instead, what Afghanistan needs is a loosening of centralized power and help in envisioning and creating a decentralized government with a strong national constitution.

As the boundary between the physical and the digital grows increasingly blurred, imagining the internet of tomorrow just becomes an exercise in envisioning the future.