Sentence examples for envisions exploiting from inspiring English sources

This becomes the first picture put into something called post-pre-redevelopment, and while moviegoers wait for this "Shoe" to drop, a new set of filmmakers cobbles together... "KUDU, WHERE'S MY KUDZU?" -- Following in the spore of "The Lion King" (1994), Disney envisions exploiting this drought drama about a foraging hartebeest into everything from a Broadway musical to a Sting children's album.

In the future, we envision exploiting further this model and evaluating whether it can also prove useful and suitable for cell therapy applications, by obtaining and injecting autologous cardiac resident stem cells and by implantation of left VAD (LVAD) without the challenges of a redo procedure.

It can be envisioned to exploit this behavior for the real-time monitoring of hydrogen bonding interactions in biological systems.

Future screening and selection approaches can be envisioned to exploit this approach to optimize specific material functional features for both biopolymers and synthetic polymers in relation to sequence chemistry, a capability not currently available.

There are two methods that can be envisioned to exploit this technology therapeutically.

New therapeutic approaches can be envisioned that exploit the features of regenerative osteogenesis that we have uncovered.

Salah had envisioned that by exploiting Israeli resources such as labor, finances, and contacts, and then leveraging it to produce value-added goods, the economy of Jordan would be benefited.

And then there's the Hollow Pursuits series, which envisions humans having exploited and developed every bit of land to build skyscrapers and freeways, with the last frontier of development being subterranean Earth. .

And then there's the Hollow Pursuits series, which envisions humans having exploited and developed every bit of land to build skyscrapers and freeways, with the last frontier of development being subterranean Earth.

So CJ Taylor, I think, was the first person to envision and to exploit that.

General Clark, looking like a student who never dreamed that would be on the test, said he did not know the facts of the case but mentioned that Mr. Moore was not the only one to make the charge, an answer that probably gladdened Republican strategists envisioning ways to exploit the issue.