Sentence examples for envisaged it would from inspiring English sources

Colin Chiverton of the agency said: "We never envisaged it would take this long.

When the UN-backed African intervention was first planned it was envisaged it would have 12 helicopters – the kind that can fire heavy weapons from the sky as well as ferry troops to the battlefields.

"I never envisaged it would take this long.

"We have never done anything like this before but envisaged it would be well worth taking part in".

On the other hand, if medium-throughput screening programs are envisaged it would be necessary to have access to easy-to-culture cell lines that are at least as susceptible to sporozoite infection as the primary hepatocytes isolated from monkey liver segments.

Finally, we envisage it would be feasible to isolate good sdAbs against other interesting tumor associated antigens from this library.

This was just "formalising" the change, he said, adding that he did not envisage it would cause any problems for the shed's survival.

Even if it were used to attack ballistic missiles, as the initial plan envisages, it would need to penetrate only the upper atmosphere, where the air is thin.An object travelling at, say, 30,000 kph has so much kinetic energy that a warhead is superfluousKinetic-energy ASATs have developed in fits and starts.

If the story had been done by him the way we had envisaged it, it would hardly have counted as a 'pin prick'.

As Debevec and his colleagues envisaged it, Gutter would be answering questions about the Holocaust long after he was dead.

As Galloway envisaged it, T.M.T.I. would start with basic research and go as far as possible toward developing a new drug or vaccine.