Sentence examples for extent this vision from inspiring English sources
A clear vision for the future was formulated by Mr. Sommer; however, it must be questioned to what extent this vision had an influence on the development or if the vision simply reflects positive experiences with renewable energy projects.
To the extent that this vision comes true, the credit should go to a much-maligned group: the pirates.
The SUP took up seats in the new administration of the Kurdish-majority areas, to an extent implementing this vision.
The restaurant was, to a great extent, the vision of Mr. McDonald, who had worked at Noma and Per Se and who combined ambitious modern techniques with older ones like foraging, fermentation and pickling.
To a significant extent, that vision is true, and for a time the Great War brought domestic unity and shared purpose to European nations deeply divided by class, gender and politics.
Both developed a mitigation strategy suitable for their context and were able to some extent to draw donors into this vision.
I think we achieved that to a large extent despite the security issues, and it's really important to mention Ray-Ban's role in supporting us in this vision and believing in it from the beginning.
To a large extent, that vision still reflects Britain's reality.
The extent of vision loss depends on how much of the retina is affected and whether the macula is involved.
To a great extent, that vision -- and the concentration it requires -- has been shaped by the slow, patient route Mr. Ghesquiere took.
