Sentence examples for envisions a number of from inspiring English sources

Liang envisions a number of potential use cases for AISense's technology, including in enterprise, health care, education, and more.

Saltzman calls this expansion 'Alley 2.0', wherein he envisions a number of added services that will come with an Alley membership.

He has referred to his theory as "the Pragmatic theory," and like the Pragma-dialectical theory it has a dialectical/dialogical basis; however, Walton envisions a number of distinct normative dialectical frameworks (persuasion dialogue, inquiry dialogue, negotiation dialogue, etc).

In a new blog post, Zigich envisions a number of different concepts for a next-generation iPhone, including a design that gains screen real estate simply by shifting the home button to the side of the device, clearing the entire front for display.

Both dealers and auction house experts are envisioning a number of outcomes.

He will continue to serve as president of the Children's Health Fund, a nonprofit group based in Manhattan, and said he envisioned a number of projects run jointly by the fund and Columbia.

However, it's not hard to envision a number of hashtags being curated and thrown into an all-encompassing topic that expands beyond a specific event or holiday to themes such as Animals, Beauty, Health, etc. [via Re/Code].

However, despite the fact that help was on its way, the "action film" kept rolling footage in my head, as I envisioned a number of undesirable scenarios flashing by.

We envision a number of different use cases for a care episode retrieval system.

Nevertheless, we also envision a number of other applications for the framework.

Consequently, we envision that a number of other challenges may be present in all of these layers – much like the ones listed in this section.