Sentence examples for necessary vision from inspiring English sources

Two years ago their consistent midfield quartet of Steven, Reid, Bracewell and Sheedy provided the necessary vision and driving power to win their first Championship since 1970, but this season only Steven has been a regular member of the team.

Stuart Rose lacks the necessary "vision" to lead the campaign to keep Britain inside the EU, which will need a passionate and "galvanising figurehead" if it is to win the hearts of doubting voters, Alex Salmond has suggested.

We conclude that Anello's model provides a number of additional elements usually neglected in leadership models but that appear essential in generating the necessary vision, understanding and motivation to work for SCP.

In this case, rumors are flying that the Philharmonic wants Salonen as its next M.D. — not only because of his impressive track record as a maestro, but because of his experience, as the Los Angeles Philharmonic's music director in the nineteen-nineties, providing the necessary vision and will to build Disney Hall, not to mention the decade of cultural buzz that followed its opening.

"It has been a huge honour to be on Labour's frontbench in government and in opposition and I have particularly enjoyed working with you over the past year as you have developed a clear, relevant and necessary vision of the way forward for Britain and for the Labour party".

Information on the distribution of damage from past earthquakes and analysis of geological condition will give necessary vision to develop empirical relations needed to anticipate effects of future earthquakes (Borcherdt et al. 1991).

What has been lacking is the necessary political vision, will, understanding and trust to get there.

The second area is the ability to have a necessary social vision so the mayor may have a feel for the hopes & aspirations of the people beyond departments.

It receives the input necessary for vision, but the retina also houses a network of sensors that detect the rise and fall of daylight.

For example, eye cells turn on the genes that make proteins necessary for vision — but the cells lining the digestive tract don't turn on these genes.

For example, eye cells turn on the genes that make proteins necessary for vision but the cells lining the digestive tract don't turn on these genes.