Sentence examples for that envisioned from inspiring English sources

But the same forces that envisioned the farm as a "big factory floor" have also produced unintended but dangerous consequences.

Any smaller nations that envisioned keeping token forces would most likely have no way of doing so.

The book jacket portrays the menacing 1950 Collier's magazine cover that envisioned an atomic blast over Manhattan.

"Politically it's a heavy lift," said one of the developers, referring to the two proposals that envisioned Nascar events.

Later he said he knew that the Albanian vision was quite different from that envisioned by the international community.

They were more interested in companies that envisioned making energy from the sun's rays, algae or tropical plants.

It was settled by Shakers, but developed in the late 1920s as a garden city, an approach to urban planning that envisioned self-sufficient communities surrounded by greenbelts.

She said she left to run the Environmental Protection Agency shortly after proposing a spending plan that envisioned a billion-dollar surplus.

In this context, the traditional "lips to teeth" relationship that envisioned using North Korea as a buffer against the United States appears both obsolete and self-destructive.

After the earthquake, the Haitian government produced a preliminary damage and needs assessment that envisioned a decentralisation of the Haitian state.

"This was a plan that envisioned opening fire on crowds – tens of thousands of largely peaceful protesters – for hours on end without safe exit".