Sentence examples for envisaged that not from inspiring English sources
Orwell envisaged that not only would we all have a TV, but we'd have cameras in our rooms and the TVs would be able to see us back.
The chairman of the Federal Reserve probably did not envisage that choppers bearing the insignia of oil-rich Gulf states and cash-rich Asian countries would hover over Wall Street.
When I submitted the request in March 2005, I did not envisage that over five years later I would be sitting in a smallish, spartan room with a stained ceiling, listening to lawyers and officials debate the public interest in disclosure as they struggled to recall some of the political details of the 1980s.
Bolton manager Owen Coyle: "We certainly didn't envisage that performance.
And if it becomes so severe a conflict of interest that my continued presence becomes a problem, then I would step down from the whole thing - I don't envisage that... .. So where does this leave the inquiry?
Koeser can't quite envisage that.
"It is not difficult to envisage that, in legal proceedings to follow, individual soldiers will argue the defence of justification by reason of this legal advice," he added.
It was not envisaged that clinicians would be misled; instead the problem was projected onto patients: "What Joe Public won't know is, is this average change starting from 42 and going to 52 or is it an average change of ten points from 20 points to 30?
When Douglass designed them, and Kavanagh built them, they were never made to be opened from outside, because it was not envisaged that the lighthouse would be unmanned.
They are now reviewing the situation as it was not envisaged that the mother would take the cub outside so early.
