Sentence examples for one that envisions from inspiring English sources

When asked by a reporter on Tuesday about her position, she pointed to her own proposal on health care — one that envisions the continued existence of a health insurance industry.

"Our libel model is one that envisions establishment media and a bunch of people gossiping.

Projects are already circulating around Hollywood that seek to revive dead actors, including one that envisions Bruce Lee starring in a new Bruce Lee picture.

Directed by David D. Burstein, the Executive Director of Generation18 and produced by OURTIME.org, Up to Us, shows an optimistic solution for young America's economic future, one that envisions an expansion of national service to grow economic opportunity alongside increased opportunity for millennials to achieve their idealistic goals of tackling social problems.

House Democrats in this week's budget vote also will get a chance to vote for their ideal budget document, one that envisions higher spending across a range of programs from education to infrastructure, along with higher deficits than those proposed in President Barack Obama's budget requests.

This development outlines a remarkable conceptual transformation to one that envisions the role of remodelling enzymes as therapeutic targets in IBD.

He envisioned one that ran on water.

The acquisition gives Amazon an opportunity to introduce its 100 million Prime members to the grocery store it envisions — one that could drop organic, fossil fuel free groceries via drone at their doorstep in the future.

He envisioned one that would also include other Protestants, Catholics, Jews, even atheists, all with a similar agenda on abortion, gay rights, patriotism and moral values.

I used to think that the bumper sticker/T-shirt slogan of Bikes Not Bombs was as silly as the one that urged us to Envision World Peace.

The ligand-receptor interaction is facilitated by the establishment of a much broader hydrogen bonding network than previously envisioned – one that covers a large part of the concave surface and the terminal 'thumb' and 'finger' (N and C ends).