Sentence examples for prospective vision from inspiring English sources

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However, population moving to urban areas and lifestyles changing force to focus on objective demographic analysis to determine a prospective vision of potentialities to ensure blood supply.

Prospective vision restoration techniques are presented and discussed in detail focusing on retina implants, bionic glasses and on vision chip technologies.

In this deeply divided moment, curators Amanda Hunt and Eric Crosby decided to stage an exhibition: 20/20 takes twenty artists from each of the permanent collections of The Studio Museum in Harlem and the Carnegie Museum of Art, respectively, and organizes an exhibition that amounts to a prospective vision, examining the history of America, what's at stake now, and what's in store in the future.

Lise Buyer, an Internet analyst at the DMG Technology Group, said investors cared less about a prospective company's vision and more about its business model.

Hershiser, the pitching star for the Dodgers' last World Series championship team in 1988, said he hoped to use the drawing to share with prospective new owners a vision for the preservation and enhancement of Dodger Stadium.

The situation is of pressing concern as CNN finds itself in an increasingly competitive environment and must get in step with the new-media vision of its prospective corporate parent, America Online, which is acquiring Time Warner, which owns CNN.

After the widespread establishment of cadastral records, a community's name just as easily might come from a land developer, a title that synchronizes with his or her vision on what prospective residents might find appealing.

A local savings and loan is willing to help finance the project on wildly generous terms, and Marcus sets Joe to work selling the development to prospective investors as a shiny new vision of the future.

The French study VISION is a multicentric, prospective and retrospective study, designed first to evaluate patients' qualitys of life during ovarian stimulation for ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination (IUI) or IVF, and secondly to analyse current medical practice in France.

Recently, however, some prospective candidates have been offering an alternative vision.