Sentence examples for envisage how much from inspiring English sources
The problems of measuring tooth erosion in an individual presenting with tooth wear as shown in Figs. 2, 3 and 4 are considerable, as not only is it difficult to envisage how much dentine and enamel has been lost but it is also increasingly difficult to attribute the loss of tissue to one particular aetiological factor or another as the tooth wear progresses.
Few could have envisaged how much they would have to pay and for how long.
Russell Hobby, general secretary of heads' union, NAHT, said: "If the government is struggling to design the new exams in the timescales envisaged how much harder will it be for schools to develop programmes, write materials and train staff at the same pace?
The politician from the mainstream French right will visit London on Monday and is certain to be pressed to give a fuller explanation about how much flexibility of movement he envisages.
Records of lost buildings show how much of the later architectural development was envisaged in the time of Charlemagne.
Bacon has been thoroughly co-opted by art scholars, who perhaps have missed how much his subject owes to their furiously envisaged sexiness.
But how much longer, how much longer?
I also find it hard to envisage how Waterworks might be improved without the punctuation.
