Sentence examples for envisage some sort of from inspiring English sources
In France itself, the political elite, already disenchanted with EU enlargement, has long fantasised about dissolving the present EU and starting again with a political union of the original six members; or perhaps just with France and Germany.All these scenarios share a common factor: they envisage some sort of split in the European Union.
This was in contrast to the views of Antony and Cleopatra, who had envisaged some sort of Greco-Roman partnership such as began to prevail only three or four centuries later.
In addition, the flexibility of the structure envisages some sort of savings due to reduced structural responses through incorporation of the isolator.
"Last night when I went to sleep, I envisaged some sort of victory, but that was beyond a dream when you play as confidently," said the manager.
He seems to have envisaged acting as some sort of sporting director with a head coach acting under him.
A bipartisan group of senators unveiled its far-reaching proposals and Barack Obama presented a competing set of ideas; both plans envisage a path to some sort of legal status for illegal migrants.
It was very difficult to envisage what sort of mechanism could produce de novo mutations, some of them corresponding to the stress-induced phenotypes, and then fix them in relatively few generations as Waddington found.
"She was hoping to see polar bears - she did not envisage this sort of thing would happen.
"The rules governing PCCs don't really envisage this sort of thing, there is more guidance needed," said Mr Hardwick.
These results allow to envisage a sort of biological statistical mechanics along the lines described by Bar-Yam and colleagues [ 11], in which the traditional "master genes" driven approach may be substituted by a global motion of the system as a whole.
