Sentence examples for envisaged without from inspiring English sources
Membership of the university was no longer envisaged without membership of a college.
Adair and his crews finished putting out the fires in nine months, as opposed to the five years first envisaged, without a single casualty, and indeed the 5ft 7in boss maintained that none of his employees had ever suffered a serious injury while firefighting.
The traditional domain of the novel eros, marriage, the question of children, the irreducible particulars of domestic life is made to intrude on the hushed lab of science and mind, so that one area of life cannot be properly envisaged without the other.
The traditional domain of the novel — eros, marriage, the question of children, the irreducible particulars of domestic life — is made to intrude on the hushed lab of science and mind, so that one area of life cannot be properly envisaged without the other.
The implementation of such practices cannot be envisaged without a close collaboration between GP organizations, Medical Councils, and Hospitals.
Mass detection of febrile patients by using this technique cannot be envisaged without accepting a high rate of false-positive results.
"We can't have the reductions in child mortality that we envisage without a concentrated, direct attack on the biggest enemy that children face," said UNICEF Chief of Health Dr. Mickey Chopra.
Such an effort indeed, the very existence of society journals themselves would be hard to envisage without the support and leadership of an engaged community of practicing scientists, who themselves understand what is necessary to "do science" and to thrive in today's current climate.
This time last week I would never have envisaged us being without him".
Brittain does not envisage branches without any staff, but acknowledges that the closures could affect thousands of the bank's customers.
The duo have stated that they cannot envisage working without each other, and have investigated insuring their television partnership in the event that something unpredictable should happen.
