Sentence examples for envisioned that when from inspiring English sources

The legislature thus envisioned that when returns are submitted to the department, the returns "shall" embrace all the votes in the county, including absentee ballots.

Although in this latter study the authors did not observe seamless transfer of transmembrane proteins between connected Jurkat cells, it can be envisioned that when TNTs form between antigen-presenting cells and T cells, this dynamic 'nano-scale' IS that forms at the junction region can facilitate the snatching of membrane patches by T cells – in a yet undefined cellular process.

We envision that when an instructor or student is ready to learn "what's new in photosynthesis", he or she can find not only the relevant Teaching Tool, but also links to more recent articles, animations, lesson plans, and teaching ideas contributed from the community.

Mr. Warchus thought of a cathedral when he envisioned that number, Ms. Aldredge said, so she made the costumes to resemble a stained-glass window.

"How can you envision that?

But he argues that Truman and Secretary of War Henry Stimson engaged in "self-deception" when they envisioned that the effects of the atomic bomb could be limited to "a purely military" target.

This could still be good, but it's hard to envision that when the trailer is this lame.

It is therefore plausible to envision that when p53 is activated upon a genotoxic stimulus, such as γ-rays, MDM2 may not preside to its degradation and be re-directed towards HIF1 α, whose degradation would hence be fostered.

"I never envisioned that," Yost said.

In that regard, Oath and this wider media/OTT play that was envisioned when Verizon acquired AOL, and then Yahoo, seems less clear now without the mastermind of that strategy leading it.

Mr. Springer said he envisioned Jerry Lewis when he performed that number.