Sentence examples for expensive vision from inspiring English sources

During a recent meeting at a Polish-American club in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Mr. Ferrer seemed to offer himself a chance to back away from his expensive vision.

Whatever one thinks of the president's ambitious but expensive vision, it is doomed to fail unless it first acquires broad public support and scientific backing through extensive discussion.

That would bury at least for the moment the president's misguided, unsustainable, expensive vision for the nation, in which government and what it can do for us is the focus of our lives as the national debt continues to explode.

That sweeping, and expensive, vision for astronomical discovery over the next decade is described by an influential panel of scientists in "Astronomy and Astrophysics in the New Millennium," a report released yesterday by the National Academy of Sciences.

The agenda ranges far beyond rocket technology to include such topics as legal, social and economic considerations of interstellar migration, philosophical and religious concerns, where to go and — perhaps most important — how to inspire the public to support this very expensive vision.

It's a big - and potentially expensive - vision.

Genentech has not shown that its expensive vision-loss drug is better than a cheaper alternative, but taxpayers still pay the bill.

Its sweeping and expensive journalistic vision, first articulated by The Inquirer's best-known former editor, Eugene L. Roberts Jr., became a source of perpetual friction.

Perhaps in time it will be forgiven for contributing to the end of an era in which directors could pursue expensive personal visions on the studio dime.

Traditionally, environmental awareness has been the province of expensive machine-vision systems.

When splurging on more expensive brands, she emphasized that tunnel vision should be used while visiting upscale stores.