Sentence examples for envision new ways from inspiring English sources

Stasis and a failure to envision new ways of responding to these demographic shifts, both here in the United States and in the world that surrounds us, no longer seem an option, but the way ahead remains unclear.

Entrepreneurial people envision new ways of thinking and doing that did not exist, and bring them to life: whether it is J.K. Rowling bringing to life the beloved Harry Potter and the resulting books, movies, and theme park attractions, or Henry Ford envisioning the practical Model T Ford.

The solution did not come from more and more precise measurements of the black body spectrum, but rather from the heads of people like Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, who envisioned new ways that atoms could work and weird new laws of nature.

Hunt envisions new ways to put films on everything from plastic soda bottles to car engine parts to batteries.

The way it works is that companies that are basically envisioning new ways of how computing can interact with the real world come up, they're given the resources — and financing — figure it out and then head off into the real world.

Though the basic act of commerce has not changed, many entrepreneurial minds have envisioned new ways to facilitate our transactions, and bring business beyond cash and coin.

If a sampling of animals that lions or wolves prey on, like deer or elk, could be added into the mix with monitoring collars of their own, scientists said they envision a new way of thinking about landscapes in general.

As we envision a new way of experiencing reality based on unity consciousness and planetary awareness, we acknowledge each other as coming from the same source.

On the other hand, support from outside the community, in this case the increasing availability of antiretroviral treatment, played a vital role in enabling communities to challenge stigma and envision new, more positive, ways of responding to the epidemic.

By helping people to recognize their ingrained habits, he was able to assist them in envisioning a new way of breathing and moving in their bodies.

I preached Easter morning that what we need is a Resurrection attitude in which we can envision the world in the new ways that Jesus envisioned when he proclaimed the Kingdom.