Sentence examples for envisage a case from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to envisage a case of taxonomic misidentification in this instance, especially given the source of the data [ 66], although an accidental mix up among the samples cannot be ruled out.

Quine envisages a case in which translation of a language must proceed without any prior linguistic knowledge and solely on the basis of the observed behaviour of the speakers of the language in conjunction with observation of the basic perceptual stimulations that give rise to that behaviour.

But it is hard to envisage a crash when yields on cash and government bonds remain so low, even negative in some cases.

GlassUp's creators envisage a typical use-case being a pedestrian or a motorbike rider wanting to navigate handsfree and without having to stop every few yards to consult a map/smartphone.

In some cases, I can envisage a situation where CRF information helps to shed light on why a participant might have produced outlier data if something out of the ordinary happened in their testing session.

In the case of RSV, it is hard to envisage a synergistic effect with co-circulating influenza strains.

We can envisage a scenario whereby a very rare variant occurs only in cases.

I find it hard to envisage a world without growth, something that is politically unacceptable in the developing world in any case.

I envisage a few problems.

Can he envisage a reunion tour?

"I don't envisage a problem.