Sentence examples for envisaged though from inspiring English sources

It can be envisaged though, that the more time spent, the higher would be the costs.

At first, a raid on insured deposits was envisaged, though ultimately they were spared and the main victims were uninsured depositors a decision made easier by the fact that many of them were Russians.

But even these reinforcements are not enough.More Afghans, not more BritsGeneral McChrystal privately reckons he needs about 400,000 Afghan soldiers and police, double the number now envisaged, though the proportions of each are subject to debate.

Next to the similarly ugly, temporary water polo venue it is not quite the dramatic "gateway" to the Park envisaged, though that will be rectified when the "wings" come off afterwards and are replaced by glass walls.

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.

Sour subsidies A Greek wrecker Another intifada in the making Out of Gaza Reprints Related items Israel's pull-out from Gaza: Aren't we good, Mr President Apr 15th 2004 Iraq: Another intifada in the makingApr 15th 2004Well, maybe (though the framers of 242 envisaged minor border changes).

The EU sent 175 Frontex border guards to help police the border in late 2010, and they stayed there, even though the help was first envisaged as temporary.

He reserved the role of gadfly for himself, though he perhaps hadn't quite envisaged being rather cruelly swatted when the horse turned nasty.

The resulting envisaged one day's food consumption was quite realistic, even though the total energy intake was slightly higher than the average energy intake in Germany, particularly in men [ 33].

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.