Sentence examples for envision now from inspiring English sources

My future is an ideal projection of what I envision now.

It might be hard to envision now, but the crime boss routinely gallivanted around Greenwich Village, Manhattan, in a bathrobe, slippers and floppy hat pulled down low on his head.

We can envision now what would happen if publications relating to biological processes had, not only the traditional abstract, but also the simplified version of the logical deduction, i.e., the theorems, representing these processes.

Mr. Li envisions NOW as a global service that will provide a new entertainment experience to an Internet-oriented generation.

Enlargement, especially of the magnitude envisioned now, is of huge consequence-no less than, say, EMU or any other fundamental Union policy.

"To the extent that reasonable proposals can be envisioned now for the future, it probably deals sufficiently with congestion," said Robert W. Shinnick, the director of transportation operations for Suffolk County.

On another issue, some members have said they want Islam to be the sole source of legislation, as opposed to a "source of inspiration," as the draft constitution envisions now.

The control architecture is expected to be more hierarchical and centralized than what is envisioned now for future microgrids and the grid in general   i.

The kind of VTOL/eVTOL aircraft envisioned now supposedly will be much, much more quiet and less disruptive than helicopters, but how soon will the average person become comfortable with and nonchalant about them flying 100 to 500 feet over his or her home, or zooming past or below their sixth-floor office window?

So what we're envisioning now is using the river as backbone to green up the city and give neighborhoods public space.

Lastly, even the most aggressive CO2 mitigation steps as envisioned now can only limit further additions to the committed warming, but not reduce the already committed GHGs warming of 2.4 degrees Celsius (Ramanathan and Feng, 2008).