Sentence examples for envisaged earlier from inspiring English sources

To sum up we conclude that, because of its very high frequency and diversity, haplogroup O-M95 had an in-situ origin among the Indian Austro-Asiatics, particularly among the Mundaris, not in Southeast Asia as envisaged earlier.

A second key observation that has emerged from all studies applying these new diagnostics (Brennan et al, 1995; Partridge et al, 2000, 2005; van Houten et al, 2002, 2004; Huang et al, 2007) is that multiple tumour-positive margins are associated with local recurrence, indicating that local spread is more widespread than envisaged earlier.

Small- and medium-scale privatization was almost completed, and Chubais envisaged 1995 as the year when large-scale privatization could really get under way.

In Rome two weeks ago Hingis, after a visit to the Colosseum and having seen the film Gladiator, had talked about getting the crowd on her side, but she could hardly have envisaged yesterday's potentially alarming incident.

"I think that the Olympic vision chimes remarkably well now in a way that none of us probably envisaged two years ago, given the ferocity and the rapidity of the economic downturn," Coe said.

With $223 billion, or one-seventh, of the agencies' debt falling due before the end of September, those peddling it will have their work cut out especially if the Asian investors continue to be put off by unkind headlines.This is not what Hank Paulson, America's treasury secretary, envisaged last month when he announced an emergency plan to rescue the twins.

Campbell's current need to get properly fit allied to the shoulder injury which will sideline Steven Taylor – a key defender – for three months and the knee problem also ruling out Danny Simpson may dictate Perch plays more than was originally envisaged this autumn.

Scarcely a soul envisaged last week's "trust deficit" discussions between Pakistan and India producing any results worth a fig. Unfortunately, they failed to achieve even that.