Sentence examples for envisage what from inspiring English sources

They can envisage what experience they'll get on on top of the academic one".

In other words, he must somehow envisage what the state of the attempted countermodel will be after future construction steps.

Equally importantly, it is not easy to envisage what the Lib Dem objectives would be if they shared power with the Conservatives until 2020.

If you can't envisage what the resulting mess would look like, help is at hand – because someone has already designed it.

Caplan said: "It is difficult to envisage what other material could have been so prejudicial so as to have created the requisite risk".

Then envisage what it would feel like if, after years of struggle and appeals, to finally have your conviction quashed because you are innocent.

Who then could possibly have envisaged what would transpire?

"When people raise this with me it inevitably makes you think, in the circumstances envisaged, what would I do?" said Mr Lamb.

Don't panic, I'm not planning on a premature exit, it's just I have trouble envisaging what exactly could kill Shirley Williams.

But Boeing engineers also envisaged what would happen if a fire did take place and designed a system that would contain an eventual fire and vent any smoke outside the plane until the aircraft could safely land.

Mrs Dilke revealed how Markov had predicted his death: "He always thought he'd be poisoned and watched his back, so to speak, but he never envisaged what did happen to him".