Sentence examples for had initially envisaged from inspiring English sources

Bedwood had initially envisaged a way of, for example,  allowing companies to unleash customer service bots that could speak for them.

We had initially envisaged a more formal introduction of the instruments at a set point during the interviews, with respondents being invited to personalise the landmarking tool with the interviewer before starting any discussion about dates of symptoms or GP consultations.

This had initially puzzled me.

The ministry had initially declined to comment.

However, the impact on practical breeding programs has been smaller than initially envisaged (Dekkers 2004; Bernardo 2008).

Although he has a seat on the board this is purely semantics – (McClaren frequently acknowledges he has no contact with Ashley and has never established the trust with the owner he initially envisaged developing).

He said the team initially envisaged raising $50,000, which would have enabled it to buy $1m in debt.

But it has turned out to be a lot harder than reformers initially envisaged to raise standards.

Although aerated concrete was initially envisaged as a good insulation material, there has been renewed interest in its structural characteristics in view of its lighter weight, savings in material and potential for large scale utilisation of wastes like pulverised fuel ash.

While initially envisaged as a battleship, senior sea officers felt that Britain had enough battleships, but that new battlecruisers might be required to combat German ships being built (the British overestimated German progress on the Mackensen class as well as their likely capabilities).

Foreign investors have not fled Russia in droves, as Mr. Khodorkovsky's Western advocates initially envisaged, and the country's economy is robust and thriving.