Sentence examples for envisaged than from inspiring English sources

Moreover, privatisation, one obvious way to lessen the government's financial woes, may turn out to be more easily envisaged than achieved.

Although conjugates were less active against mycobacterium than norfloxacin, it was envisaged that under in-vivo conditions, conjugates would hydrolyze to native norfloxacin, resulting in the desired therapeutic effect.

It has taken longer to get used to than envisaged, he suggests.

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

We are grateful for his valuable and insightful contributions, albeit for a shorter term than envisaged.

Kirby noted that the joint commission was given the authority to approve larger hot cells than envisaged in the agreement.

But the reality revealed by the HSBC bank's internal files is of a concession that is used by many more types of people than envisaged.

Early jibes that the £11m budget brought just eight prototypes proved unfair, but there is no question that the bus has cost more than envisaged – exploding Johnson's pledge not to exceed the bill for existing hybrid diesel-electric buses.

"As it turns out, Funding for Lending has been increasingly effective in lowering the cost of secured lending while increasing the availability of housing-related loans," he says now. "On top of that, economic newsflow has strengthened a little more than envisaged, and the government has also introduced Help to Buy".

"We are grateful for his valuable and insightful contributions albeit for a shorter term than envisaged.

Rightly or wrongly, we would take the question "Is Space-Time continuous or discrete?" to remain unsolved in the envisaged circumstances, rather than equally well though divergently solved.