Sentence examples for envisaged ways from inspiring English sources

Mr. Altman said Mr. Kerry envisaged ways to pay for spending increases, among them reducing corporate tax breaks and raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans.

Bitcoin was after all envisaged as a way of creating a tradeable currency which couldn't be manipulated by governments.

A host of future ways are envisaged that distributed ledger technology (blockchain) will provide value to the credit union industry.

Even if these programmes are fully implemented (they won't be), they set us on a climate-change trajectory way beyond that envisaged by the agreement.

Psychologists Jacob W. Getzels and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi have studied problem finding-- the way problems are envisaged, posed, finding-- thereated," [1] in their words--as a key component ofinding-- the.

This is the kind of game that you'll see screenshotted all over Twitter, an experience made to be shared not in the direct way that some apparently envisaged, but in postcard-style snaps of places your friends will probably never go.

It is envisaged that there is a long way to go before the CSE could have a significant impact on English teaching and learning in China.

Likewise, the world wide web as envisaged by Tim Berners-Lee could have had two-way linking embedded in it (which would have facilitated a reciprocal payment system), rather than the one-way linking incorporated in the original design.

The route to approach these problems can vary depending upon the way the toxin effect is envisaged.

Lego has been used in ways the company may never have envisaged - from the vet who adapted Lego wheels (introduced in 1962) to help overfed tortoises in 2000 to the Canadian students who sent a Lego man into space in 2012.

The paper will integrate the linked discursive and demographic processes into the analysis of how scholars and population experts envisaged "development" in terms of demographic change and proposed ways to secure a better position in global competition.