Sentence examples for be no clear vision from inspiring English sources

There seemed to be no clear vision on how the various parts would create a cohesive end product.

If we do the same, there will be no clear vision to attract people to, and we will be discredited easily by elements that embrace random violence, people acting on behalf of sectarian leftist groups, and provocateurs.

One might hope that there would be no clearer vision of both America's flaws and its potential for greatness than that of the man elected to rectify the former and lead us to the latter, no matter how ineffectively he does either.

But there is no clear vision of the role Britain or our allies envisage for Assad.

But much of their business is done overseas because right now in America's wacky, dysfunctional public sector there is no clear vision of a viable clean-energy economy, and, thus, no clue about how to get there.

"There is no clear vision of what this war will achieve," he said.

England's wasn't great either but for the Kiwis there was no clear vision to the kicking.

Worst of all from a business perspective, the former employees say there was no clear vision, no sense of how the company was going to achieve its goal (described on the site as "creating the next generation of social learning games for kids").

There is no clear vision for the future.

FGDs shed additional light on the survey findings that there is no clear vision and plans on HR development.

However, because there is no clear vision and guidance from the government, and because there are a great number of non-governmental agencies and international donors involved in separate projects that do not have one main target, basic education reform efforts are inconsistent and temporary.