Sentence examples for envisage not from inspiring English sources

I don't envisage, not even for one second, Greece leaving the euro area.

"They envisage not the little England of Europhile caricature, but an ambitious global power championing democracy and trading freely on every continent".

But as with all novelties that have become normal, the real historical task is to envisage not liking them, not understanding them - to imagine yourself as one of those who visited Manet's 1863 exhibition and, as King says, "menaced his canvases with their walking sticks".

I don't want it to be there, I want it to be at our normal home ground but I cannot envisage not supporting my team.

A 1D system provides an outstanding platform to envisage not only the non-interacting quantum mechanical system where the conductance quantisation [1 3] is in the units of (ntimes frac {2e^{2}}{h}), where n=1,2,3... are different 1D energy subbsands, but also a venue to explore many-body physics [4 9].

The Greens envisage not-for-profit organisations having a role in areas from energy to health, although they say they would strip charitable status from private schools with a view to absorbing them into the state system.

However, it is crucial to acknowledge that the proposed idea of including some human rights provisions in ceasefire agreements is envisaged not as a panacea.

A search had to be envisaged not only over a large range of masses but also many possible decay modes: in pairs of photons, Z bosons, W bosons, τ leptons, and b quarks.

But Cahill, along with the other founders, envisaged not just a boob-help-hotline, but a community of mothers guiding and nurturing each other through their parenting journeys.

Under the influence of its president, Sir Clements Markham, this RGS project was envisaged not only as a scientific endeavour, but as an attempt to relive the former glories of Royal Naval polar exploration.

But maybe other forms of accountability could be envisaged, not only to confront child soldiers with their deeds but also to allow their appropriate reintegration into communities and society at large.