Sentence examples for envisions more from inspiring English sources

But I.B.M. envisions more sophisticated situations and has established an Institute for Advanced Commerce to study them.

The third envisions more government oversight of the mortgage industry and provides investors in home loans with "catastrophic reinsurance" in the event of a crisis.

With the recent purchase of 45 acres behind the present three-acre footprint, Mr. Forthman envisions more snakes, more animals and a drive-through safari.

Freeing up buildings in the heart of the village is "a key starting point" for a redevelopment effort that envisions more shops, restaurants and residences near the theater, said Mark Walter, the town's first selectman.

But NYC2012, as the project to win the Olympics is called, envisions more, including a reborn waterfront and programs to encourage youngsters in schools to use the next decade to train for the home games.

But the issue, which became a public relations and legal debacle for the Giuliani administration two years ago, threatens the Bloomberg administration's new homeless policy -- which, for the first time in a decade, envisions more low-income housing as a central part of the solution to homelessness.

And Mr. Remnick said he envisioned more of that happening.

Gould envisioned more powerful beams capable of cutting and drilling many materials.

One can envision more titles fleshing out the back stories of the other residents of Woodlawn Road.

J.E.L.: Other than the lipstick, do you envision more product launches?

Supporters envision more sit-down restaurants, produce-filled grocery stores and takeout meals that center on salad rather than fries.