Sentence examples for envisaged less from inspiring English sources

I envisaged less prescription, less stress and more hands-on work with service users.

In these frameworks, the process of gathering evidence for policy is envisaged less as the result of a pure and rational quest for what is technically correct – and more about the establishment of 'facts' within particular networks.

"We expect... volatile market conditions to persist through much of 2008 and as a result we envisage a less favourable environment for our business," the firm said in a statement.

The results showed that though two-thirds of users do not envisage a less medicalised approach to birth, and their current follow-up seems to be adaptive and the support satisfactory, these same users expect greater personalisation of this follow-up care at each period of the pregnancy and thereafter.

Dust busting The team originally envisaged a far less ambitious CD-rom of clerical careers.

In a speech in London, Mr Bercow said what he envisaged was "nothing less than a Parliament version 2.0".

The study envisaged that the less number of tree planters could have a negative impact on the future firewood supply from on-farm lands.

We envisaged that the less-reactive secondary 2-OH and 3-OH groups of cyclodextrin molecules could be protected by methylation, while the primary 6-OH groups could be linked to 4-pyridyl moieties to form novel templates for nanoring synthesis.[ 7] Molecular mechanics calculations led to the design of T6* and T7* as suitable templates for 6- and 7-porphyrin nanorings, respectively.

There is no new money for the roads and the flood defences; the cash for the NHS will be found from other Whitehall departments; the repeated crackdowns on tax avoidance tend to deliver less than envisaged.

But Maurice Glassman of the London Citizens Faith and Citizenship Programme says the system they envisage would be "less exciting but more rewarding for the common good", and cites ventures such as the Co-operative Bank and the microcredit lender Grameen Bank.

That is, incidentally, more or less how Samuel Huntington envisaged avoiding his "clash of civilisations".