Sentence examples for envision changing from inspiring English sources

If I moved permanently to a French- or Spanish-speaking country, I could envision changing my surname as well, as it doesn't conform to the spelling or pronunciation rules of either language.

"The far bigger issue — largely obscured by this discussion — are proposals that are more likely to succeed that envision changing the way we pay for Internet services," Michael Geist, an Internet law professor at the University of Ottawa, said by e-mail.

Perkins and Moses were friends in 1914, the same year that Moses first envisioned changing 6 miles of squalid city shoreline into Riverside Park and West Side Highway.

Mr. Bloomberg's remarks -- which came hours before about 100 people gathered in the Bronx for a candlelight vigil marking the anniversary of Mr. Diallo's death -- were yet another indication of how he envisions changing relations between New Yorkers and the police from the top down, as well as a glimpse of how he views his role alongside the police commissioner's.

Minoru is more than just a developer: He envisions changing people's lives.

I couldn't envision him changing his mind on this.

It is simply the world of the Internet and I do not envision that changing anytime soon... no matter what anyone tells you.

Announcing some of those departures at an industry event in Abu Dhabi last year, Smith envisioned "a changing of the guard within the media," and announced his ambition for Vice to become both the largest online media network in the world and "the voice of the angry youth".

Dose influences mechanism; and over a wide range of doses, one can envision that mechanism will change with changing dose.

The ACLU and other organizations that advocate for prisoners might cause a fuss in the media, but it's hard to envision the system changing in the near future.

"We envision several rooms with changing exhibitions" and a recording studio in which to conduct historical interviews with community residents, said Dr. Eilertsen, who holds a Ph.D. in folklore and folk life from the University of Pennsylvania.