Sentence examples for envisaged after from inspiring English sources

The really worrying thing about the future that Treyarch has envisaged after years of reading up on military research is not that there will be robots fighting wars, but that there will be robots fighting wars over access to water.

If Mr Obama decides on a much smaller military commitment than was previously envisaged after 2014, when the last NATO combat troops are due to leave, Mr Hagel is all too likely to give him whatever cover he needs in bucking the advice of the generals.All of this should make Mr Hagel a shoo-in with most Democrats.

However, such complex experiments can only be envisaged after ensuring that the phenotypes resulting from RNAi are specifically due to silencing of the target gene.

A possible threshold between the age of 56 and 60 years can be envisaged, and after such age limit the values of intra-couple correlation levels are much more scattered.

"I always knew this would be a hard job but it proved to be harder than I envisaged," said Reid after his departure from the club before 2004 was out.

At the time, Downing Street said it envisaged anyone arriving after Brexit being able to continue to live, work and study in the UK during the transition period but that they would need to register, and the future immigration rules would have to be agreed as part of the wider transition negotiations.

The number of rail passengers crossing to South Wales, which had been envisaged, was reduced after the opening of the Severn Tunnel in 1886.

The evaluation protocol (appendix 3 on bmj.com) was aligned to the deployment schedule for the NHS Care Records Service and envisaged a traditional before-and-after evaluation design.

For the first time in nearly a decade it is possible for Venezuelans to envisage life after Mr Chávez.The opposition victory, and the admission of defeat by the president, ought to convince radicals on both sides that the only solution to the country's bitter political polarisation is peaceful and electoral.

The SDDR analysis was focused on the interspace area located between the ITER bioshield and port plugs where the personnel access is envisaged at ∼12 days after the ITER shut-down.

PwC estimated a supplement equivalent to that being paid to fund Crossrail 1 could provide £2.3B of funding for Crossrail 2. But it envisaged it being levied after the scheme was finished in 2033, not before.