Sentence examples for later envisaged from inspiring English sources

Several extensions and modifications of the BH model were later envisaged [12, 13, 26].

One year later, this company envisaged the creation of 'cigarette products which are marketed as appetite reducers (sweet tasting) or thirst-inducing companion for beer or other beverages (salty).

Records of lost buildings show how much of the later architectural development was envisaged in the time of Charlemagne.

In later stages it envisages joint US-Russian attacks on the Islamic State (Isis) and other jihadist groups.

Now, almost a century later, China is envisaging a new link between the seas: a rail link through Colombia – a potential rival to the canal that would crown China's economic push into Latin America.

It said: "More than one in three (36%) private sector employees aged 50 and above now expect to retire at a later date than they had envisaged when they were 40.

This means parliamentary polls will happen later, not first as originally envisaged by the military-backed authorities' "roadmap" to democracy.

Some years later, the reinjection method was envisaged as a method for improving heat recovery of the reservoir rocks (Giovannoni et al. 1981).

It then emerged that all rights to the film had been ceded to a French bank under the original production agreement, and only after further changes in the film's backers was a deal struck with the bank to allow shooting to resume in March 2006, over a year later than had been originally envisaged.

Later, Churchill wrote how he envisaged the use of the sticky bomb: "We had the picture in mind that devoted soldiers or civilians would run close up to the tank and even thrust the bomb upon it, though its explosion cost them their lives [Italics added for emphasis]." He also later recorded how he intended to use the slogan "You can always take one with you".

When Time-Life (later Time Warner) launched HBO, the company envisaged it not as a home for original programming so much as for pay-per-view movies and sports.