Sentence examples for But envisaging from inspiring English sources

But envisaging a Trump Presidency has never required an act of imagination; he has proudly exhibited his priorities, his historical inspirations, his instincts under pressure, and his judgment about those who would put his ideas into practice.

While malaria testing was their first focus, they're looking to build a far more expansive point-of-care blood diagnostics business with OLO — beginning with CBC testing but envisaging the system as a platform that will, in time, be capable of running a portfolio of blood tests. .

Indeed, I never do but, envisaging the inevitable "You're fired," I happily quit knowing my screen credit will not appear...  and my tell-it-all book will be a best seller.

Laura says he should give his poems to the world, but envisages only Xeroxing them to hand out copies.

"We have never done anything like this before but envisaged it would be well worth taking part in".

They sought both a political and social transformation in Ireland, but envisaged this transformation as the restoration of an idealized past relationship between state and church.

He suggests that the solution could work on large paths running between villages and towns in the UK, but envisages problems in trying to replicate the system in a city like London.

Hamilton talked about having a sleepless night before the Abu Dhabi grand prix, and admitted he could not help but envisage all the permutations which could have cost him the world championship under the double points system.

She knows he cannot join her in the various caves and huts she has called home, but envisages a life spent between a home in Pankisi and the mountains - she is encouraging him to learn to drive, so that he can work alongside her on her guided tours.

People with dementia and their carers who had only recently been diagnosed often felt that they didn't need any support at the moment, but envisaged a time in the future where they would value case management.

All we have at the moment is seven pages of draft bullet points, full of waffle, but crucially envisaging "ambitious customs arrangements that build on the single customs territory provided for in the withdrawal agreement".