Sentence examples for envisions that it from inspiring English sources

The ultimate travel song, perhaps, from the freewheelin' Francis Albert Sinatra, who envisions that it matters not where he and his lover go, as long as they get gone together.

Finkelstein envisions that it could one day be able to help with border control, or keep watch on forests prone to forest fires or threatened by invasive species, or serve in battle either as a small weapons system or as a mule.

The project anticipates that this tool will be useful to researchers and practitioners alike, and envisions that it will inform how existing and future disclosure interventions can be tailored based on an assessment of caregiver readiness and self-efficacy to disclose.

It compares CT screening with chest X-ray screening, and its designers envision that it will provide an answer about the benefit of CT screening, or lack thereof, in about 10 years.

But, he added, "Properly implemented, I do not envision that it would keep us from accomplishing our worldwide missions, including combat operations".

When the trial ends in December, Water Corp. officials expect to recommend expanding the project; they envision that it will eventually supply 10 percent of Perth's potable water.

Because of the "resistance to it from the start," Dr. Barrows said, "I never envisioned that it would become so generally used around the world".

Najaf has already cost an unexpected price, since American military planners envisioned that it would show support earlier, and without significant resistance.

"Synapsis Shuffle" took a year to complete, and Mr. Rauschenberg said he envisioned that it would end up in a number of different collections.

We consider that the proposed manufacturing process, which does not need bonding, is a breakthrough and it is envisioned that it will introduce an alternative to the traditional assembly method of manufacturing honeycomb plates.

While he suggests that it be used only for serious crimes, I can envision that it would become so convincing that it would become a gold standard and be routinely used whenever possible.