Sentence examples for envisage big from inspiring English sources

As if to confirm this, few of this week's mergers envisage big cost-savings as their main objective (the link-up of two American insurers, Unum and Provident, may be an exception).

It still envisages big investments, but in the hope that these will boost household consumption in the longer term.

Project Icarus envisages bigger systems that could push deep into interstellar space in just a few decades.

Jürgen Klopp's faith in the continued improvement of his Liverpool squad means he does not envisage spending big money on reinforcements this summer.

But actually, although celebrity weddings have massively influenced how people envisage their "big day", the "civilian" marriage doesn't really reflect the celeb marriage.

Absent awards buzz for the film, and a lot of three-star reviews, it was always hard to envisage a big audience for The Judge, which opened the Toronto film festival last month.

It envisaged a big boost in weapons purchases for the navy and air force, estimated to cost some $75 billion.

He envisages no big changes in the law or an overhaul of an already onerous regulatory system to achieve this.

The plans, which surfaced after President George Bush won a resounding congressional mandate to use force in Iraq, envisage the biggest "nation-building" effort the US has undertaken since the end of the second world war.

Continuing in the footsteps of his mathematician parents, who worked on the first commercial computer, the Ferranti Mk 1, he envisaged "a big online book", a collaborative space to share ideas.

I envisaged a Big Band without jazz instruments, with a sequence of different instrumental textures providing a kaleidoscope of ever-changing colour, much like a backcloth, onto which Eddie could project his improvisatory journey.