Sentence examples for envisage how from inspiring English sources
"envisage how" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe or imagine a potential future event or scenario. For example, "We need to envisage how our company will grow over the next five years."
I also find it hard to envisage how Waterworks might be improved without the punctuation.
I tried to envisage how to establish a consensus of Muslim opinion on this topic.
Reminded of that conversation, he said: "I wasn't able to envisage how it would happen.
It is hard to envisage how this position would be strengthened by downgrading to associate status.
Yet, it is not hard to envisage how the mood could change, and quite abruptly at that.
It's easy to envisage how mice, cockroaches or flies can sneak into dirty or badly maintained facilities to feed and breed – but horses?
But possibly the greatest inspiration of all is to try to envisage how it will feel to have your own business.
After two cold-blooded massacres of tourists to Tunisia in three months, it is difficult to envisage how the consular staff who draw up the travel advice could do other than warn against all but essential travel.
Standing at the precipice, staring into the thick black mineral vein, I find it difficult to envisage how an enterprise of this magnitude could be stopped, and what could take its place.
I can't envisage how this style will translate to the stage when NextLevel Squad come to London on 4 May, as in the clip the dancers are confined to such a small space.
Though it's hard to envisage how his relationship with the major Welsh reps will pan out, the prospect of what he might achieve with experimental companies such as Swansea-based Volcano is tempting indeed.
