Sentence examples for * the envisage from inspiring English sources

SR conducted the major part of this study, including designing the experiment, preparing samples, developing the Envisage tools, running all statistical analyses, performing qRT-PCR and immunohistochemical staining, and drafting the manuscript.

How does the council envisage enforcing the ban?

But this is clearly not what the Chinese envisage.

Does the bill envisage parliament will sit on Saturday or Sunday?

Hearing direct quotes instead of paraphrases will help the interviewer envisage the story and follow along as it was happening.

What kind of money-making activities does the government envisage taking place in community-owned forests?

Not only does the bishop envisage the church taking over welfare provision with the use of public money, he doesn't want that provision to be regulated.

But the authors envisage a world in which upmarket and downmarket newspapers will increasingly converge; Le Roux finally merges the newsrooms of his two polarised papers.

And, not unreasonably, India fears that even modest mitigation measures, such as those the Europeans envisage for it, would constrain its ability to grow.

The engineers and doctors involved in the project envisage developing a very thin, highly flexible probe that would be inserted into the womb of a woman carrying a child with spina bifida.

This would "provide comfort to shareholders that if things do not play out as the management envisage, the executives have shared in the pain felt by shareholders at the lost opportunity".