Sentence examples for envisioned in some from inspiring English sources

Although the results show a significant and persistent poor matching quality for foreign-educated immigrant workers, their relative underutilization cost is not as sizeable as envisioned in some policy circles.

Practically speaking, a CR means the budgets of federal research agencies will be frozen: Administrators won't be able to start new programs or benefit from the spending hikes envisioned in some preliminary appropriations bills awaiting final action.

(It might even evolve to the future envisioned in Star Trek some day, if we're lucky).

And some of the tools and techniques emerging from neuroscience laboratories were beginning to bear some resemblance to those long envisioned in futurist fantasies.

If South Carolina expanded eligibility as envisioned in the federal law, state officials said, 344,000 people, including some who now have private insurance, would become newly eligible for Medicaid.

But its counterterrorism and counterintelligence work should not be shifted, as some have proposed, into the new Department of Homeland Security envisioned in President Bush's bold proposal.

For some organizations, the "triple bottom line" of people, planet and profit envisioned in the early 1990s is becoming a reality.

But it is far from the project envisioned in 2002.

That wasn't the scenario envisioned in Paris.

That's roughly the level envisioned in Representative Paul Ryan's budget.

This is not the individual that Havel envisioned in his writings.