Sentence examples for envisions great from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehta envisions great potential for innovation at the Philharmonic.

GERMANY Germany's new post-Fukushima energy plan envisions great things for e-transport, a segment where this auto-producing nation has lagged.

Now he envisions greater distances, like those between the fringes of the sporting world and the mainstream.

And the city ultimately envisions greater automobile access, expansion of parking garages, a new downtown hotel and promotion of a pedestrian mall where shops have been closing.

The five-year plan, written in bland bureaucratese, envisions greater focus on prevention, on stopping mother-child transmission, and on treating the sickest, pregnant women and those with tuberculosis.

Officials modeled Made in China after a German initiative called Industrie 4.0, which envisions greater automation in manufacturing and "intelligent factories" that operate with wireless sensors.

With his TPP, Obama envisions greater access for the U.S. to the Pacific Rim region -- with the strategic goal of eventually integrating China into the pact, just as President Bill Clinton brought China into the World Trade Organization.

They envisioned great bargaining power with insurers.

Mr. Ryan said he did not envision great difficulty in winning passage of his proposal.

Although most modern athletes envision great performances and prepare for them, no one actually knows when the moment might come.

It is bizarre and desperate that any candidate would embrace rejection of boldness, rejection of having the courage to envision great change, especially when the changes disparaged are already in existence in most other first world nations.