Sentence examples for may envisions from inspiring English sources

However, until the new customs partnership (NCP) is functional, Mrs May envisions that the backstop proposal — a customs union — would apply.

That's not the future that May envisions, though.

Smith may envision acquiring several young players in deals for Nathan and Santana.

Our results suggest that GQDs fabricated using magnetron sputtering method may envision promising applications in electronic devices.

They may envision an orderly election, built around a simple question: Do you like Clinton years better than Bush ones?

These pH responsive AgNPs/polymer core shell nanohybrids may envision potential applications in drug delivery, sensors and nanodevices.

We may envision several kinds of solutions for generating many times more messages (and proteins) than genes, and future research will target this issue.

We may envision that 30 years from now we could live in a future with technology developed from the concepts we see in science fiction today.

Companies may envision more rooms in your house than you do — two separate rooms in what you consider one L-shaped room, for example.

SoftBank's Son may envision a future of 200 Mbps speeds over mobile, but that's very far off, consumer groups say.

While some people may envision widespread illness from a dirty bomb, Dr. Brenner said the reality would probably be quite different.