Sentence examples for envisaged only from inspiring English sources

He thus inherited Schlieffen's plan for a war on two fronts, which envisaged only light German forces facing Russia on the east until France on the west had been defeated.

Green gram showed a very wide range of response to nano-ZnO application in the first experiment; therefore, the second experiment on the interaction of concentration and exposure duration to nano-ZnO was envisaged only with this crop.

Unfortunately, due to the initial EPIC study design that envisaged only one blood sampling at enrollment time, it was not possible to monitor individual DNA methylation level changes at different time points.

So far, it might seem that Friedman envisages only minimal moral constraints on business activity.

Laura says he should give his poems to the world, but envisages only Xeroxing them to hand out copies.

The problem of too much floorspace is glaring and even the rapid-refresh programme envisages only 15% of the estate being treated every year.

Considering these basic functions only, we can distinguish (Table 5) either a single pattern for those Regions which envisage only one body (usually named District Committee) to carry out both functions for the district (in some cases the president of the district is the representative); or a dual pattern, when two distinct bodies are planned, one for each function.

The outcome of your plans will almost certainly be different from what you originally envisaged, but concede only what you're forced to.

Such a drug discovery programme cannot be currently envisaged simply because the only model available to screen for activity against hypnozoites is the P. cynomolgi sporozoite infection in rhesus monkeys.

When the HADS is considered on one scale only, a possibility envisaged but not recommended by Zigmond and Snaith [ 1] as a measure of the intensity of "emotional distress", the recommended threshold is 13 [ 5], even 16 [ 6].

But maybe other forms of accountability could be envisaged, not only to confront child soldiers with their deeds but also to allow their appropriate reintegration into communities and society at large.