Sentence examples for envisaged if from inspiring English sources

Gradually, Ipso appears to be coming together in the way envisaged, if not by its creators, then by its chairman.

The Pape injury has really been a problem for us, more so than I envisaged if I'm honest.

"Conversely, monetary tightening may need to be initiated earlier than currently envisaged if core inflation or wage growth in excess of productivity growth begins to rise sharply".

Leading members of the Socialist party said a political comeback could be "envisaged" if the 62-year-old former head of the IMF wished to take part in next year's presidential campaign.

"The amount of subsidy consumers will pay for the project could be many times higher than originally envisaged if low electricity prices continue," said Jim Watson, director of the UK Energy Research Centre.

Although insulin resistance and T2DM are often treated without exogenous insulin administration, the possibility to early treat pre-diabetic states or T2DM patients with insulin administration could be envisaged if the clinical need exists (e.g. surgical stress, infection).

It is envisaged that if these trends continue, changes in cold and heat stresses in the 21st century would be much greater than those experienced during the 20th century.

It is envisaged that if the indigenous coal deposits are explored and exploited, Nigeria's economy can be diversified leading to smooth industrial and technological transitions from the present petroleum-based economy[2].

It is envisaged that if such a solution was deployed in commercial environments with large technical support datasets, updated on a daily basis, it would expedite case resolution and accuracy to maximise daily closure rates by providing similar case resolutions to staff when a new technical support case is received.

Also, both increasing and decreasing marginal costs for organizing measurement occasions can be envisaged, as if a measurement equipment wears down over time and needs to be in place longer to provide a certain amount of data (β >1), or if a subject gets more and more accustomed to measurement preparations and thus less time consuming (β <1).

It would be envisaged that if any of these ROS and RNS were contributing to the increases in reduction current detected when cells were exposed to LPS, then an increase in cathodic current should occur on exposure of these to the sensor.