Sentence examples for envisions creating from inspiring English sources

Dr. Castronova envisions creating financial games to study how bubbles and panics occur, or virtual cities to see how they respond to disasters.

He envisions creating a sort of cultural colony once the place is finished, though the district government would like him to turn it into a tourist attraction.

The plan envisions creating a $540 billion market for environmentally friendly technology and renewable energy that would employ 1.4 million people.

Ms. Ellison, who envisions creating something of a musical dramatic nature, said: "I think Eve has begun this journey with a complete tabula rasa.

The plan envisions creating a new civilian volunteer force, backed by the paramilitary Frontier Corps, to help keep order, an American official said.

The great expanse of dark wood that Mr. Howell envisions — creating "shutters" filtering light from the windows, rolling down across the living room and up to make the rear kitchen wall — makes sense.

They also envision creating the modern equivalent of a medieval village, centered on the towers and pinnacles of a cathedral.

But, as Bravin writes in "The Terror Courts," "the Bush administration envisioned creating for the first time a permanent legal structure under the president's sole command".

When Rove came to Washington, after the 2000 election, he envisioned creating an enduring Republican majority — the permanent mobilization of the Party's broad, socially conservative base.

"Dad envisioned creating a year-round community with schools, shopping centers and churches that would be the infrastructure for the club itself," Laurie Ylvisaker, Mr. Ylvisaker's daughter, said.

The mayor responded by saying: "When we envisioned creating such a school in our city and created the competition for it, we always expected the school to have close ties to the private sector.