Sentence examples for envisage the problems from inspiring English sources

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.

The purpose of the cognitive society is to enable states to envisage the value of solving the problem together and will lobby for the specific perception.

In the 1860s Henry Bradshaw, librarian of the Cambridge University library, was the first to envisage this problem of nonattribution, and he developed a new method for classifying incunabula not by authors or subject matter; instead, Bradshaw examined the technology of the work, using typographic clues to identify the printer and locate the work in a particular time and place.

The problem of the synthetases is non-existent because, as already suggested, the coevolution theory can envisage the charging of tRNAs by means of the biosynthetic pathways of amino acids or, at least, can envisage a limited intervention of the synthetases.

She doesn't envisage the code being tinkered with.

Could you envisage the book as a film?

I certainly didn't envisage any of the problems last July.

Moores said he had never envisaged the takeover causing such huge problems and called on Hicks and Gillett to resolve their differences.

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.

UK diplomats, citing the experience of South Sudan, do not envisage any problems.

Both guys are focusing on Rio, focusing on competing and I don't envisage any problems".