Sentence examples for housing visionary from inspiring English sources
We will move, in the words of housing visionary John Turner, from an economy that invests in housing as a noun – a set of physical objects or financial assets – to one that invests in housing as a verb – a continuous process of maximising our social and economic success.
Neave Brown is a social housing visionary.
Gates officially graduated into his current elder-statesman role, the in-house visionary, while Ballmer took over day-to-day management.
For the past couple years, Ryan has been the G.O.P.'s domestic-policy chief and in-house visionary: the man responsible for directing the party towards the promised land.
That's because they mistakenly assume that the Internet works well outside the U.S. As explained by Paul McKey, NextEd's chief technical officer and in-house visionary, "The Internet is not an egalitarian environment it continually goes fat-thin-fat-thin in bandwidth.
In views which echoed those of Jane Addams, the settlement house visionary, and Alain Locke, father of the Harlem Renaissance, development of human potential was at the center of his first serious statement on democracy, his essay "The Ethics of Democracy," written in 1888.
First, they think that customers can't envision what they don't know about so innovation has to be driven by a company's in-house visionaries.
"Don't Call Me Red," about a public-housing visionary who was red-baited, merges a hazy bolero, briskly angular jazz and sound bites from "Dragnet"; "Muy Fifi" comes up with bluesy, 1950's-flavored rock akin to Los Lobos.
The 2017 Met Gala paid homage to Comme des Garçons and Rei Kawakubo, the fashion house's visionary founder and designer of over 40 years.
Greymatter, one of the three original "resident producers" of WOLF and a house music visionary in his own right just dropped off a video for the title track from his latest album, Visions.
