Sentence examples for envisaged until from inspiring English sources
Our culture contains symbols less visible and more powerful: keys that can't be bought, which gain access to rooms whose contents can't be envisaged until entered.
Despite this year's wide-ranging debate, in our view, the differences between political parties have proven to be extraordinarily difficult to bridge, and, as we see it, the resulting agreement fell well short of the comprehensive fiscal consolidation program that some proponents had envisaged until quite recently.
Though Wearable Artificial Kidneys begin to be developed [4], research on Implanted Artificial Kidneys can hardly be envisaged until a permanent source of power can provide the mean 20 mW necessary for the osmotic work of kidneys in human beings.
When the Bank of England announced its forward guidance policy in August 2013, the unemployment rate stood at 7.8% and Threadneedle Street said it would only start to contemplate a rise in interest rates when it had dipped below 7%, something it did not envisage until early 2016.
4.41pm: When Surrey chose to bat this morning they probably envisaged batting until around teatime tomorrow, writes Brian Halford.
"I never envisaged coming to Sky until I finished fourth," he says.
The monthly ration did not reach the level originally envisaged by the UN until this March and is still not so different from the one that the Iraqi authorities used to supply on their own.
Doing so would probably require a cut in the company's debt-to-equity ratio, from around 90% to the 60% limit envisaged in the law.Until the law is passed, property portfolios listed in Germany are subject to 25% corporate tax.
Jihadist groups targeted civilians before the emergence of al-Qaeda, but it resorted to violence against them on a scale which no other had until then envisaged.
They have been able to agree on very little since.The comprehensive peace agreement struck in 2006 envisaged an all-party government until the new constitution was complete.
He is not from a railway family and as a teenager never envisaged a career in rail until URS/Scott-Wilson gave him his first break.
