Sentence examples for only envisions from inspiring English sources

And while he only envisions selling 1,000 or so of the cars annually, George Gemayel, president of G & K Automotive Conversion in Santa Ana, Calif., said he might be able to sell as many as 15,000 Smarts a year at $18,000 to $20,000 each.

Whether it has been in the classroom, the courtroom, the boardroom, the world of nature, the field of play, or the global and/or political arena, he has left his mark as a man who not only envisions that better world I talked about earlier, but one who will go to his grave in the dogged pursuit of it.

In all three scenarios, DPKO only envisions a UN force as "a measure of last resort where political dialogue and preventative deployments have failed to avert widespread conflict and where no first-responder-nation or coalition-of-the-willing has stepped forward".

"People can only envision it as a continuation of current problems.

Given the Rapids' injuries, inability to convert chances and that their most creative player is a 35 year old right back (Brian Mullan), I can only envision a dramatic 3-0 road loss.

You just have to have faith that it's going to work out".Immediately Mr Dailey was faced with a dilemma: to carry on searching for a corporate job, or to make real a venture that he had only envisioned as an academic exercise.

You could only envision the long-term thing.

I can really only envision this working in commercial settings, but I guess there could be some cool home automation applications for people with bank.

The Scotland Under-21 international said he was aware that other clubs, including League One rivals Wolves, were interested in him, but insists he only envisioned returning to Meadow Lane.

"The insight I think that's so powerful is that if you only envision electric vehicles in your tunnels, you don't need to do the air handling for all carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, you know, basically pollutants for exhaust.

The original design of Congress only envisioned U.S. Representatives as directly representing the people.