Sentence examples for envisioned by some from inspiring English sources

While an Alfa Romeo S.U.V. may not be the kind of vehicle envisioned by some when Chrysler and Fiat won government loans, Fiat officials said Chrysler's new offerings would have more fuel-efficient technology, whatever the size of the vehicle.

We were living the American dream as envisioned by some Indians.

This vision, a reverse image of the democratic domino theory envisioned by some proponents of the Iraq war, may sound like a far-fetched nightmare.

(It's estimated that to do BECCS on the scale envisioned by some below-two-degrees scenarios would require an area larger than India).

Ground forces would have little utility in the sort of brief conflicts envisioned by some Pentagon strategists for coming years, and long-range precision weapons launched by air and sea could handle the job.

As envisioned by some European leaders, this might include new security guarantees for Iran, an end to economic sanctions and other measures that have isolated it from much of the world, and a variety of other concessions in exchange for a verifiable pledge that Iran will not develop nuclear weapons.

"Obama should have KNOWN we wouldn't have voted to improve these peoples' lives or even attempt to create a sensible immigration policy!" Barbour says that the DREAM act, as envisioned by the Democrats, has some "attractive" ideas, but he seems to be unsure about the whole path to citizenship concept.

Some of the changes envisioned by Mr. de Blasio can be done by a mayor; others would require approval of the City Council or State Legislature.

I understand that I may be among the first to take some hits from the rationing envisioned by Professor Cohen.

In postwar buildings, which seldom had apartments with more than two or three bedrooms, some buyers have created apartments never envisioned by the builders.

Their plan will presumably include some serious spending restraint, reaching many of the goals envisioned by Corker's spending caps.