Sentence examples for article envisioned from inspiring English sources
The article envisioned the current communications satellite system that relays radio and television signals throughout the world.
The article envisions a compensation plan for settlers who voluntarily relocate to within Israel's borders.
Ta-Nehisi Coates, an editor at The Atlantic who has also been closely following this issue, recently posted an article envisioning the pro game's "impending death".
Nick Bostrom's work on superintelligence, as described in Raffi Khatchadourian's article, envisions the Singularity involving an "intelligence explosion" — the development of A.I. that can improve itself and rapidly achieve intelligence greater than that of humans — and weighs the potential effects for good or ill ("The Doomsday Invention," November 23rd).
This article envisions a new customer support solution that merges the efficiency of crowd-based Question and Answer (QA) sites with the effectiveness of traditional customer care services.
Ortberg wrote an article envisioning satirical plots for the series, memorably: "What if phones, but too much".
His decision to move to Boston was reported online this week by The Irish Echo in an article that envisioned Mr. Tynan singing for the Red Sox.
In her article on envisioning a sustainable world, Donella Meadows argues that "Vision is the most vital step in the policy process.
The students said they initially envisioned their article solely as an analysis of West Islip.
Although some critics have denigrated such choices as being irrelevant to peace, Francis Sejersted, chairman of the committee throughout the 1990s, justified them in a 2001 article, writing that Nobel envisioned a peace "rooted in people's hearts and minds".
William Kristol, meanwhile, wrote an article for The Weekly Standard that envisioned a scenario under which Mr. Daniels — who is delivering the Republican rebuttal to the State of the Union address on Tuesday — could use the speech to test the waters for a late-entry campaign.
