Sentence examples for envisaged how from inspiring English sources

Few could have envisaged how much they would have to pay and for how long.

Capper had not envisaged how rewarding his time on the board would be.

When, in 1908, Theodore Roosevelt described the Grand Canyon as "The one great sight which every American must see," he could not have envisaged how planet Earth's spectacular wound would become a target for tourists from across the world.

He added: "Few could have envisaged how successful the London 2012 Games would turn out to be.

Within the overall energy-electricity picture it can be envisaged how the nuclear power technology would contribute to supply the future energy needs.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of heads' union, NAHT, said: "If the government is struggling to design the new exams in the timescales envisaged how much harder will it be for schools to develop programmes, write materials and train staff at the same pace?

Before launching into any survey method, an assessment should consider the actual data needs, the envisaged survey outcomes, and how the results can be translated into improved conservation management.

But it is open to question how deep the envisaged unity goes.

Investigators may never enjoy the precision of the "hedonimeter" once envisaged by Edgeworth to show just how happy a person is (Edgeworth 1881).

Berger continued, "His envisaged death offered him a measure of how intolerable his life would be if he accepted the intolerable condition of the world as it was.

The aim is to gain an understanding of just what went into the building of the synagogue and how its construction would have been envisaged and carried out — and also to lend authenticity to the replica.