Sentence examples for vision builds from inspiring English sources

Labour's alternative vision builds on strong, local, publicly run probation trusts, close to those they're supervising.

Mr. McGreevey's vision builds on previous initiatives, including former Gov. Christie Whitman's 10-year plan to save one million acres of open space and local communities' decisions to raise their own property taxes to buy unused land for conservation.

Levels of Life is a hard book to describe; no summary will capture the experience of reading it – the way in which, as the slim volume progresses, something not quite central to your vision builds, so that by the end you are blindsided by a quiet devastation.

The authors' research vision builds upon the value of using immersive virtual environments (IVEs) during the design, construction, and operation phases of AEC projects.

OH's current vision builds on this long history of Aboriginal community-control, and that is to "provide a culturally safe drug and alcohol healing centre that maximises the strengths of Aboriginal people and communities" (OH 2015 2018 Strategic Intent, Supp. 1).

A shared local vision built around the wellbeing principle is vital".

Like her Southern accent and her sense of "country," it's a vision built on her possession of uniqueness.

Both Woon and Lexxx shared the same sonic vision: built around a funk rhythm section, they wanted warmth and intimacy.

And as a philosophical tract, it evinces a fiercely nihilistic, anti-humanistic vision built upon gross generalizations and ridiculously phony logic.

The chief executive has to set the vision, build the right team around them and ensure the business's finances are on track to satisfy the shareholders.

"Because you've been eating bad ketchup all your life!" Jim Wigon had a simple vision: build a better ketchup — the way Grey Poupon built a better mustard — and the world will beat a path to your door.