Sentence examples for scenario to bring from inspiring English sources

Scenario: To bring this to life, let's imagine that I want to go on a family bike ride, but I don't own any bikes.

As all flight tests are crewed by at least two pilots, the company said that "even for relatively more simple and brief flights, we need to be prepared to run a full abort scenario to bring our pilots home safely". .

The most likely scenario to bring a hyperloop to California would be one that ships goods from the docks in Long Beach and San Pedro to warehouses in the Inland Empire, Hyperloop One Chief Executive Rob Lloyd has said.

Before Mr. Abe's growth strategy came three policy initiatives from the Democratic Party: Yukio Hatoyama's New Growth Strategy of 2010; Naoto Kan's Scenario to Bring Back a Lively Japan of 2011; and Yoshihiko Noda's Japan Revival Strategy of 2012.

However, in this review, a minority of studies used meta-analysis or scenario analysis to bring in a fuller range of clinical evidence.

But it's also important to say that the central dramatic principles of his work have remained static, and that many of his movies revolve around insanely paranoid scenarios, contrived to bring Mr. Eastwood up against a procession of louts, bureaucratic prisses and outright psychopaths whose very existence seem to challenge his potency.

The VisualYzARt project intends to develop research on mobile platforms, web and social scenarios in order to bring augmented reality and natural interaction for the general public, aiming to study and validate the adequacy of YVision platform in various fields of activity such as digital arts, design, education, culture and leisure.

Reference concentration thresholds were exceeded with very low probabilities in the aerial space around the Airport (Fig. 12); only the 2 and 3 km plume scenarios were able to bring suspended ash towards the east at an altitude of 1000 m a.g.l.

Clearly, it seems the second scenario is better, that we ought to bring this scenario about.

As such, Tutu has missed a key point in the rhetorical scenario he is trying to bring about and, as such, his argument will be forgotten in time, as it ignores the endgame towards which the war was pointed.

This paper aims to be a cue for thought on where the human-vehicle interaction is going, looking at the progress done up to now and at the present scenario that is about to bring cars on the market very different from those we are accustomed to use nowadays.