"We do not envisage anything at the present moment," Jean-Claude Trichet, the central bank's president, said at a news conference after a meeting of the Governing Council in Luxembourg.
Fame And Glory took the step up to this marathon distance, on testing ground, with such conviction that it already seemed hard to envisage anything stopping him this time round.
Brian Smith, the Irish coach, would therefore happily offer up a limb in exchange for victory over his No 1 bogeymen, but it is difficult to envisage anything other than a home win.
Nor did he envisage anything other than the best-case scenario once the invasion was over: that a US-led and UN-authorised force would find itself operating in a "relatively benign security environment".
Of course, it's possible that Marie Claire will do a fashion shoot based in Somalia next month, but, despite my years of intense study at the knee of fashion magazines, I find it hard to envisage anything worse than a fashion feature that has appeared on the New York Times website.
It is hard to envisage anything topping the level of home support Darren Clarke received in Ireland's Ryder Cup two years ago but Kentuckians will be at their boisterous best when one of their own, Kenny Perry, steps on to the first tee tomorrow morning.
The campaign has yet to clarify the exact status of the position and when asked about it again on Monday, the former secretary of state made clear that she did not envisage anything as quite as grand as the job she did for Barack Obama.
The number of workers in the global market has doubled a change in labour supply far beyond anything envisaged in the early 1990s.Second, the number of people receiving higher education has increased greatly in the developing countries.
The clubs have developed community work vastly more sophisticated than anything envisaged in 1989, but they work with "socially excluded" young people whose exclusion extends to the stadium, too, priced out of what was once validly called "the people's game".
That would rival anything envisaged in the North.
