Sentence examples for envisaged as having from inspiring English sources
The new Meteorological Department of the Board of Trade was originally envisaged as having a staff of just two.
The first scenario is one where the ELN advertises its content i.e. it acts as a publishing platform in its own right and this can be envisaged as having two modes of operation.
The Jullieniini were envisaged as having diverged from the lineage leading to the Pachydrobiini, Triculini and Lacunopsis during the Miocene; they were considered to be united by a modification of the central tooth and adaptations of the female reproductive system (e.g., the oviduct circle complex), and another derived character state of the Triculinae, that of large shell size [ 10].
While the deal is undoubtedly a win for FireEye, which provides cyber threat tracking and security services for enterprises via its Mandiant business, the exit is far different to that which iSight had envisaged as recently as last year.
Several strategies to disrupt the interface between antitoxins and their cognate toxins by inhibitors of PPI have been envisaged as well as the possible use of the toxins in combined strategies (Alonso et al., 2007; Mutschler and Meinhart 2011).
ABF said the fall in margins at its clothing chain was lower than it had envisaged, as it had managed its stocks well and held back on discounting.
However there is a recent history in the UK of new mental health workforce roles that have not acquired the distinctiveness originally envisaged as they have been implemented across services nationally [ 45].
The government has since realised and acknowledged that the national health system was not performing as had been envisaged and hoped for at the beginning of the post-1994 dispensation.
What had been envisaged as a swift liberation had become a prolonged occupation.
Murray had just come through a contest he had envisaged as an opportunity to frighten Federer, a challenge to his dominance that only Nadal has really provided in big matches in recent years.
