Sentence examples for envisage this problem from inspiring English sources

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.

One of the solutions envisaged to overcome this problem is the addition of one or more chemicals that allow having a mixture with a higher critical temperature than the one of pure CO2.

We envisage two ways to circumvent this problem.

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.

"I don't envisage a problem.

Bayern envisage no problem either in clearing off the £306m debt incurred by the creation of the Allianz Arena.

"We're here focusing on playing well in India; I don't envisage a problem.

Middlesbrough head coach Aitor Karanka has said he does not envisage a problem with extending the loan deal for Chelsea forward Patrick Bamford beyond the 1 January expiry date.

"I envisage this as something that will engage all passengers in a collaborative manner.

"You can't envisage this place stuck in aspic when you've got massive grant cuts".

We can envisage this as a possible deadline".