Sentence examples for envisaged long from inspiring English sources

Like many other inventions, jet engines were envisaged long before they became a reality.

"We would envisage long and difficult arguments, and potentially litigation, about these issues as it currently stands.

It is easy to envisage long and complex chains of causation ramifying through trophic levels, but documenting such changes poses a formidable logistical challenge.

"Even when the current downturn comes to an end, it is difficult to envisage long-term real growth in television advertising revenues.

However, these studies have similar drawbacks, as they do not envisage long-term dynamics (more than 8 years when AIDS may appear) and different treatment protocols.

This, after all, was envisaged as long ago as 1875.

Formally Marxist, it envisaged a long period of evolution before an eventual "revolutionary" transformation of society.

But Von Bertele's plans envisaged a long and steady scale-up, to the point eventually where they would be able to respond to an Ebola outbreak, within three years.

The WPP boss added that he believed growth would slow in the UK, Europe and possibly globally and envisaged a long, complex and painful withdrawal from the EU that could see businesses delay or cancel investment decisions.

In this study, coatings based on lysozyme embedded into a matrix of polyethylene glycol (PEG) and polycaprolactone (PCL) were fabricated by two different methods (Matrix Assisted Pulsed Laser Evaporation – MAPLE and Dip Coating) for obtaining antimicrobial coatings envisaged for long term medical applications.

To explain these jumps, Gould and Eldredge envisaged comparatively long periods of genetic stability separated by periods of rapid evolution.