Sentence examples for wide vision from inspiring English sources

However, this gene does not satisfactorily provide a wide vision of all phylogenetic lineages.

Simon Stephens – a dramatist who can put a wide vision into close focus – is a man who will put his hand to almost anything.

With no more than a moment's pause and a suave, formal introduction between tunes, the music built up to a wide vision of jazz.

A bad man in politics is simply an idiot who chooses to be honest in a very small area while pretending to be a man of wide vision.

The approach of this research helped create, for the first time, a wide vision of the different responses of animals towards a common pressure.

Perhaps because he is pretty much alone in the field — most recent books on Iran are either memoirs or political screeds about nuclear politics — Elliot has not felt obliged to cramp his wide vision.

"Clearing" is a 17-foot-wide vision of a dense forest interior with sunlight streaming into the middle.

"From the American perspective, there is no E.U.-wide vision for security and defense policy or for the defense industry".

Natura-2000 articulates articulatesde vision, and the strategic level policy decisions will undoubtedly draw upon regional (national) statistics.

Ford Motor Company, for example, recently appointed a chief data and analytics officer to develop and execute an enterprise-wide vision for data analysis.

Initially launched as a company-wide vision to improve health and safety, Beyond Zero has since developed into BAM Nuttall's sustainability plan for the business.