Sentence examples similar to envisaged latter from inspiring English sources

Ross won the commission, and during the next several months he devised a way to print his photographic images on wood veneer — he envisaged latter-day frescoes on the courtrooms' pecan panelling.

The Orma pastoral women provide an apt example of this latter dynamic (Einsminger 1992).112 The Kenya National Development Plan of 1989 to 1993 envisaged long-term goal policy plans that stressed improvements in standard of living of people in Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) by integrating them into the wider Kenya economy.

The latter issue is discussed in conjunction with building up neuroscientific knowledge and envisaged future research challenges in mapping, understanding and training the aging brain.

Envisaged benefits of the collaboration include improvements in clinical outcomes, patient safety and cost reductions — the latter being a huge ongoing pressure-point for the free-at-the-point-of-use NHS as demand for its services continues to rise yet government austerity cuts bite into public sector budgets.

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.

Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.

Osborne envisaged borrowing being cut by about a quarter in the current year.

Article 19 of the UN's universal declaration of human rights in 1948 envisaged few restrictions.

Vast preparations for an envisaged war permit advance in only one direction.

The exhibition, envisaged as rising from the Nazi flames, is a homage to Hirschfeld's institute.