Sentence examples for envisage problems from inspiring English sources
It is natural to envisage problems and time is inescapable, but it was tempting to conclude there was another glimpse here of the future, of the team evolving with him, of a career prolonged.
He suggests that the solution could work on large paths running between villages and towns in the UK, but envisages problems in trying to replicate the system in a city like London.
You only have to think of Royal Ballet principals Zenaida Yanowsky and Leanne Benjamin (one 5ft 7in, the other little more than 5ft) to see what Fullerton means, and to envisage the problems that a badly fitting tutu would cause.
Speaking to Italian magazine Calciomercato, he said that he did not envisage any problems over a new deal, given his strong relationship with his United boss Ferguson.
Bayern envisage no problem either in clearing off the £306m debt incurred by the creation of the Allianz Arena.
Stern, the US's long-standing special envoy on climate change, said that he envisaged "normal" problems over striking a deal in Paris that was fair to all countries and which reflected different countries' abilities to make emissions cuts.
