Sentence examples for envisages was from inspiring English sources

The agreement to move to a £10,000 threshold in 2014 rather than 2015 (as the coalition agreement currently envisages) was seen by both sides as good politics: to get the money into people's pockets a year before the election was seen as better than a tax cut only a month before the next election, when it could easily be dismissed as an electoral bribe.

The research program Weissman envisages is "very, very attractive," Varmus concluded.

The networks he envisages are flexible and have redundancies: "They can back each other up".

The shining future that Jakubowski envisages is sometimes shrouded in a hazy sci-fi logic.

But what kind of Europe she envisages is far from clear.

He claims that the supervenient relations between mental and physical predicates that he envisages are of a ceteris paribus nature.

And as the world those modernists envisaged was elegant and ordered, so were their buildings.

What the Glasgow student did not envisage was that his exploits would become an international sensation.

The "holy experiment" he had envisaged was giving way to hard-headed real estate development.

But what they envisaged was a meritocracy tightly controlled by the elite.

Soccer, as the founding fathers had envisaged, was engaging all minds, breaking down the bitterness.