Sentence examples for envisaged mostly from inspiring English sources

Getting them is proving more difficult than envisaged, mostly due to uncertainty during the takeover process.

He saw Speakers' Corner as "playing the same role as envisaged – mostly dormant but good to have".

Arup had envisaged a compact, mostly car-free community.

In this paper, streamlining of the M. infernorum genome is mostly envisaged in its taxonomic context within the Verrucomicrobia/Chlamydiae and Planctomycetes group (Supplementary Figure 3 [see Additional file 1 ]) and in comparison with completely sequenced methylotrophic genomes (Supplementary Figures 4 5 [see Additional file 1 ]).

Some experts see the changes to health care such as those envisaged by Theranos as inevitable, and mostly for the good.

Therefore, we can speculate that targeting of PATZ1 in p53-null tumours, which are mostly resistant to conventional chemotherapic treatment, could be envisaged as an adjuvant therapy to improve the sensitivity of the cancer cells to the conventional chemotherapy.

Mostly they showed it, although Rodgers could not have envisaged just how quickly Liverpool backs were to be pressed against the wall.

The big club chairmen who saw themselves as visionaries then - and, mostly, fancied making money for themselves out of their shares - never envisaged the Premier League's TV money booming to its current, world record-setting £2.7bn over three years.

In plans for the banking sector that were much wider in scope than expected, Mr. Lenihan said he envisaged the creation of a National Asset Management Agency to buy up to "a maximum" of €80 billion to €90 billion in impaired assets, mostly real estate loans, lurking on Irish banks' books.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.