Sentence examples for anything envisaged from inspiring English sources

The number of workers in the global market has doubled a change in labour supply far beyond anything envisaged in the early 1990s.Second, the number of people receiving higher education has increased greatly in the developing countries.

The clubs have developed community work vastly more sophisticated than anything envisaged in 1989, but they work with "socially excluded" young people whose exclusion extends to the stadium, too, priced out of what was once validly called "the people's game".

That would rival anything envisaged in the North.

C5 owners began modifying their vehicles to achieve levels of performance far beyond anything envisaged by Sinclair.

The sources of wealth are not envisaged as legitimate, or as anything other than bare-faced robbery.

Rendering individual specious presents dependent on their neighbours in the envisaged manner certainly affects their metaphysical status, but it does not, in itself, do anything to forge phenomenal connections between such states.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

Part 4 analyzes the substance of the envisaged reforms.

The bottom was much deeper than anyone envisaged.

Six sittings were envisaged but after the fourth she struck.

The envisaged Ricardo Franco park was supposed to cover 400,000 hectares.