Sentence examples for while envisaging from inspiring English sources

With such "real" magazines, he established his method: spotting a good idea, grooming talent "a little", then giving staff the freedom to prove their worth, while envisaging market potentials far greater than anyone thought possible.

And while envisaging all the incarnations of these technologies is all but impossible, entrepreneurs would be wise to try to anticipate the changes that could truly boost (or upend) their businesses.

Fog platforms are a relatively new paradigm, and this study can help readers and developers to foresee security measures and their challenges, while envisaging the design of new Fog systems.

(36 : p. 2) The Constitution, while envisaging the limitation of fundamental rights in certain circumstances, emphasizes the best interests of children, and singles them out for special protection, affording children in conflict with the law specific safeguards.

For example, children and youth in conflict with the law are earmarked for special care: The Constitution, while envisaging the limitation of fundamental rights in certain circumstances, emphasizes the best interests of children, and singles them out for special protection, affording children in conflict with the law specific safeguards.

All the while, he envisages stitching his own patchwork around the template laid out before him and extracting every last ounce of potential from the talents gifted to him.

The Rank studio system kept him working in a series of trivial films; his portrayal of the psycho who killed Dixon of Dock Green in The Blue Lamp (1949) left such a lasting impression that, for a while, all producers envisaged him as a raincoated thug on the run.

While White envisaged meeting Wales and France in the knock-out rounds, rather than Fiji and Argentina, he insists that the Springboks did not have an armchair ride to the final.

While I envisage the current system running alongside GPA for several years, it is my hope that by 2020 we will have moved to a system based wholly on grade point average.

While initially envisaged as a battleship, senior sea officers felt that Britain had enough battleships, but that new battlecruisers might be required to combat German ships being built (the British overestimated German progress on the Mackensen class as well as their likely capabilities).

But while I'm lazing around, my opponents are envisaging how to beat Nicola Adams.