Sentence examples for envisaged to have from inspiring English sources

But with a production budget believed to have ballooned well above $200m, the reunion of Gore Verbinski with his Pirates of the Caribbean star was clearly envisaged to have done a whole lot better.

Plant growth is envisaged to have been sufficiently extensive and well-anchored to trigger the end-Ordovician glaciation by weathering-drawdown of CO2[7].

The Brampton kame belt is envisaged to have formed during the stagnation of ice in the lee of the Pennines as ice retreated westwards into the Solway Lowlands.

The formal consultation on the marriage laws was originally envisaged to have started in May this year but reservations voiced by the Church of England and the Roman Catholic church are believed to have sparked further talks within Whitehall.

They are envisaged to have a twin-unit concept.

Next-generation wireless networks (NGWN) are envisaged to have an all-IP-based infrastructure with the support of heterogeneous wireless access technologies.

Many employers will now have until the end of 2015 – two years longer than originally envisaged – to make the necessary changes to their benefits package, pushing implementation until well after the midterm elections in November 2014.

The army was accompanied by surveyors, engineers, architects, scientists, court officials, and historians; from the outset Alexander seems to have envisaged an unlimited operation.

Like most destination countries, Ireland appears to have envisaged international recruitment campaigns as a means of importing hard-working nurses on a temporary basis as a stop-gap solution to staffing shortages in the health system [ 39].

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

Considering all envisaged applications, MR-MC WMNs appear to have unprecedented and as yet unrealized potentials.