Sentence examples for envisaged an increase from inspiring English sources

More optimistic predictions have envisaged an increase in fuel efficiency of up to 39%[62]2].

This envisaged an increase in the population of the town to 50,000, residential properties in nine neighbourhoods radiating from the town centre, and a separate industrial area to the north.

Participants also envisaged an increased integration of devices into patient care, and anticipated a replacement of traditional medical records: Security issues are going to be huge but if they can get that sorted out I think that'll help it replace the medical chart to a certain degree.

The latest five-year plan envisages an increase in that share to 8% by 2016.

Those plans seem to now have advanced to the point where Alphabet envisages an increase in manufacturing.

Mr. Rocha's own plan envisages an increase in capital of $1.4 billion, a third of which would come from the government and the rest from creditors and investors.

The resolution, if not accompanied by other tax changes, envisages an increase in taxes for an individual earning $42,000 a year who has no dependents and owns no real estate.

The Conservatives, still likely to form the next government, envisage an increase in the prison population under still-tougher sentencing rules; they hope the figures will later come down, though history suggests that it is unlikely.

The lira has been among the worst performers of the currencies in our index over the past year; as a result, it has swung from 9% overvalued to 19% undervalued.Although new forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this week envisage an increase in global growth from 3% in 2013 to 3.7% in 2014, the demand for commodities is likely to remain restrained.

For patients where resistance is due to an overexpression of CYP17A1, it is however possible to envisage an increase in AA dosage in order to prolong survival [ 11].

The success of the experiments conducted in Japan leads to envisage an increasing demand for muon radiography of volcanoes, with higher sensitivity.