Sentence examples for future visions in from inspiring English sources

From North African Bedouin tents to the Millennium Dome now under construction in Greenwich, England, tent architecture appeals because it embodies both ancient archetypes and future visions in one graceful sweep.

However, a more precise way to express expectations, fears and wishes about the future is badly needed to improve interaction (i.e. looking for a system that lets users compare their future visions in real-time).

Sting's appearance at TED was a nice reminder of how important it is to ground future vision in historical consciousness.

It is important to communicate vision in a human way: I think there's a real role for female creative thinkers who can tell a compelling narrative, or describe a future vision in order to get people mobilised around an idea and able to leave some of their institutional 'baggage' behind and cut through the potential barriers — especially in impactful partnerships.

"I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage," said BBC director-general Tony Hall, when setting out his future vision in September.

It's important to keep the organization's future vision in mind when building an employee development program.

"There is an old phrase that says, 'Buried feelings never die' and this is particularly true of anger," said Ti Caine, a hypnotherapist and life coach with Future Visioning in Sherman Oaks, California, who explained that stifling your emotions can be harmful and that you should therefore allow yourself to feel and express them.

The true validation of the extent of Walmart's future visions will lie in whether this test is merely just a test to facilitate grocery pickup, micro-warehousing, or something far more significant.

Interestingly, patients with only one eye affected may become more depressed than those with both eyes affected, possibly because of uncertainty surrounding future vision loss in patients with one eye affected and a greater acceptance of the condition in those with both eyes affected.

Currently, no reliable factors have yet been identified to predict future vision loss in patients with ONG.

Charting through this field of nuclear aesthetics and artistic practice is The Nuclear Culture Source Book, a publication documenting creative work from nuclear sites around the globe, aiming to be a resource for future vision, both in science and art.