Sentence examples for initially envisaged from inspiring English sources

It was initially envisaged as a kind of prelude to Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt.

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.

Dartmoor's role ended up being more prominent than initially envisaged, explains production services manager Fiona Francombe: "War Horse was coming for a couple of days.

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.

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

Initially envisaging it as a TV script, Gregg reworked Scorch as a stage play, which she performed herself, before handing it over to the Northern Irish company Prime Cut.

But the problem is we don't know the consequences because we are using the internet in ways we did not initially envisage.

Initially policymakers envisaged, as cornerstone of the reform, to roll-out as standard model the co-location of primary care centres and EDs.

In doing so, ABCC6 was found to play a role in more pathophysiological processes than could initially be envisaged based on its association with PXE.

Initially it envisages two pilot schemes backed by four or five of the most enthusiastic EU states plus another Western state, such as Australia or America, "who are looking for new solutions to asylum".