Sentence examples for envisaged before from inspiring English sources

Second, however, this work suggests that the nature of this genomic flux is different from what had been typically envisaged before, in the work of Snel and co-workers [ 17] and in other studies as well [ 74, 75].

The companies discover costs which weren't envisaged before, and wildly exaggerate the financial risks they run.

The cut in the deficit from 6.4% to 3.2% is not envisaged before 2015, ie, three years after the administration must hold another general election.

The Wolves' first two scores were finished by Henry Fa'afili, whose right-wing combination with the Great Britain centre Martin Gleeson is beginning to reap the kind of try return Cullen would have envisaged before the season.

Barbara is one of 500,000 women who, under the government's plans, will have to wait for more than a year longer than previously envisaged before receiving their state pension.

While a grand slam final without Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal requires no asterisk, it does lend itself to the growing suspicion that the next generation has arrived at the summit of world tennis sooner than was envisaged before this Australian Open.

This psychological pressure to stay at home is something that many foreign scientists working in Germany don't envisage before moving here.

We appear to be cosmically insignificant on a scale we never before envisaged.

Like many other inventions, jet engines were envisaged long before they became a reality.

A consequence is that in multi-step synthesis many steps will need substantial experimental work to find an acceptable method, and many forced changes to the initially envisaged route before successful completion is the norm.

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.