Sentence examples for vision managed from inspiring English sources

If this is another turning point, some of the winners will be those who, by luck or vision, managed to sell securities while the selling was easy.

But the Salafist Al Nour party, which advances a religious fundamentalist vision, managed to secure approximately 25 percent through old-fashioned politicking, and handing out food in villages and poorer areas.

Sandy Pukel, the visionary behind this idea, and John Belleme, the detail man of the vision, managed once again to put together a smoothly run, perfectly delightful week of stimulating classes, discussions and fun, social events.

Making Holly Golightly into the girl that exists up there on the screen was a synergistic process, a fusion of likeminded (and sometimes divergent) individuals who by some strange process of fortitude, good luck, and original vision, managed to, all at once, pour themselves into Audrey Hepburn.

Like the "explorers" in his poem of that name, who "arrive inside / The object" as "The lamps they carry / Cast their shadows / Back into their own minds," his skewed vision manages both to capture the alien concreteness of things and to make them reflect his own consciousness.

Effective churches know far more about motivating volunteers, organizing by small groups, assimilating new people, casting vision, managing conflict, releasing talent, adopting innovations and communicating widely than most business people imagine.

However, for plenty of people – men, women, magazine readers and otherwise – the true scandal was that publications exonerating bone-headed sexism (ironic or otherwise) and a babe-focused tunnel-vision managed to endure for so long.

Campaign for Broadcasting Equality spokesman Simon Albury repeated Henry's call to ring-fence the diversity budget at BBC. Sky Vision managing director Jane Millichip, when asked if she expects Sky's sales to climb as a result of BAME quotas, said their introduction is only likely to help.

Circular Vision (managing crisis and change): The experiences of our family's past intervention with crisis and change in our mother country wire us to anticipate false promises and unexpected outcomes.

Instead he paints a corporatist vision of managed markets, in which "producer organisations" fix maximum and minimum market prices (this would mean changing EU competition rules).

World Vision, which managed to get staff out to remote areas by helicopter on Wednesday, said sanitation, food and looking after children were its main concerns.