Sentence examples for envisage once from inspiring English sources

Shot over two years in the city dubbed "the capital of the revolution", Talal Derki's harsh, jolting documentary traces the protesters' journey from pacifism to violence and finally towards martyrdom, the only ending they can envisage once the conflict turns against them.

This also makes any "vicious cycle" difficult to envisage because, once ROS levels cannot be kept below the threshold any longer in old animals, energy metabolism will collapse to the point where it is inconsistent with tissue function and organismal survival.

We envisage that once FasIII has escaped from its normal sub-apical junctional position, this process may be self-reinforcing in nature, offering an adhesive zippering mechanism by which tissues locally remodel their geometry in response to external signalling cues.

Labor envisages that once a project is "underway and financeable" Infrastructure Australia could sell its equity or debt interests to long-term investors like super funds.

Messrs Rumsfeld and Cheney have always remained loyal to a man whom they once envisaged as the ideal leader of post-Saddam Iraq.

This totalitarian vision of how the internet works may seem fanciful, but it was once envisaged as a good thing.

The Belarussian economy, dominated by large, state-owned industries and farms, may now be too Soviet for the further economic integration once envisaged.

Anfield was at odds with their manager's instruction and his team are at odds with how Rodgers once envisaged they would play on the Champions League stage.

A more obviously venal motive is that green investing is good for the image unusually, the World Bank publishes the names of investors in its green offerings.A funkier sort of green bond was once envisaged.

After nine years in China, Subway operates just 30 restaurants, rather than the 2,000 it once envisaged.Many of the problems foreigners encounter reflect the fundamentally non-rational nature of China's business environment.

Maybe I'm bitter but I think that's strictly amateur night!" Having once envisaged a career behind the scenes, Fey admits to a certain amount of doubt at her recent good fortunes: "Ah, the impostor syndrome!?