Sentence examples for envisage very from inspiring English sources

Also, in reality, we envisage very low fatigue crack growth rates near the 'threshold' and not a cut-off value, which is consistent with the experimental trends.

But, the official forecasts envisaging very rapid growth in 2011 and beyond are much too optimistic.

But the official forecasts envisaging very rapid GDP growth in 2011 and beyond are much too optimistic.

Unlike other schemes to "densify" or "upgrade" or "rebuild" council-owned estates in London that have proceeded in the face of fierce opposition and sometimes gone horribly wrong, this one envisages very little demolition of existing homes and enjoys substantial support from estate residents.

As a Brexiteer who nonetheless embraces this collective destiny, Johnson is uniquely placed to explain its merits to sceptical voters who envisage a very different outcome.

But once you shake off the constraint of it having to look like a car, you can envisage a very different vehicle: it could look like a small room where people do what they want while the car is moving.

At the super LHC, which provides 10 times more intense beam collisions than the LHC, the detectors envisage a very high rate operation in a much harsher radiation environment.

The research program Weissman envisages is "very, very attractive," Varmus concluded.

At the start of the season, we couldn't have envisaged having very important players out at the same time.

Woodward envisages the very top players continuing to be able to demand higher and higher wages but UEFA's financial fair play rules, and new regulations brought in this season by the Premier League, are bringing pressure to bear on salaries.

The chairman of the Parliament's budget committee, Aleksandr Zhukov, said the draft 2001 budget envisages a very large growth in expenditure for the military, suggesting that Mr. Putin may be pursuing a strategy of raising pay levels in the military as he slashes its numbers.