Sentence examples for one clear vision from inspiring English sources

The need for the game's disparate governing bodies to have one voice and one clear vision grows ever more imperative.

On Tuesday, Mark Whitaker, the managing editor of CNN Worldwide, stepped down, stating in an e-mail to staff members that Mr. Zucker "deserves his own team and management structure and the freedom to communicate one clear vision to the staff".

Reading it, one has a clear vision of a proscenium stage as it entertains quarrels and clinches in brisk succession.

The best ones had a clear vision, shared their goals, and were eager to help people accomplish them.

Most agree that there has to be a clear vision, one that moves on from temporary solutions and views the problem for what it is: a long-term issue.

With the appropriate capital, strategic planning and a clear vision, one of these OZs could become the next Stuyvesant Town — that large, post-World War II private residential development that redefined a New York City neighborhood.

The companies that succeed and endure are almost always the ones that created a clear vision, and then stuck to it.

There was a lot of "Fuck the KKK!" and ruminations on why the Klan was granted a permit in the first place, but no one seemed to have a clear vision, except to express their outrage in some sort of fashion on Saturday. .

Monofocal fixed-focus lenses provide clear vision at one of three levels of adjustment distance, intermediate, or near focus depending on your specific need.

There is no point having a very clear vision if one cannot communicate it well, either verbally or in the written word.

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