Sentence examples for failed to envision from inspiring English sources

What is striking today is that Myhrvold (and Microsoft) failed to envision how the Internet, particularly the World Wide Web, would provide just that sort of synergy.

While it was the Bulldogs and coach Steve Folkes who gave Thurston his break, they certainly failed to envision what lay within Thurston.

The astonishing thing is not that Smith failed to envision 21st-century capitalism in all its particulars, but the immediate and permanent influence of his ideas, and the imagination behind them.

Today's generals "failed to envision the conditions of future combat and prepare their forces accordingly," and they failed to advise policy makers on how much force would be necessary to win and stabilize Iraq.

At the time, Collins watched Satin with a skeptic's eye, nodding along with the growing chorus of doubting talent evaluators who failed to envision Satin as anything but too old, too slow, too unconventional to be part of the Mets' future.

That acts of daring could lead to funerals is something many young people fail to envision when embarking on adventures fueled by curiosity, restlessness, boredom, defiance or impulsiveness -- often compounded by alcohol.

Such vision fails to envision the value of wetland benefits and environmental services and how traditional resource management can be more sustainable in the long term.

A culture comes apart where its young people fail to live their dreams, but also where its older people fail to envision a meaningful future that extends beyond themselves.

What she has accomplished in her political career is essentially defined by that stunted system, which not only serves (often in secrecy) the interests of those already in power, but fails to envision the implementation of power except in domination over some enemy or other.

Eliot L. Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, had found the draft regulations so offensive that he had threatened to sue Mr. Feinberg, arguing that the regulations as first envisioned failed to follow the intent of Congress.

Overall, the assessment reform might have failed to bring about the revolutionary changes envisioned by policy makers mainly because of the techno-rational approach (Hughes 2014) policy makers adopted.