Sentence examples for long envisaged from inspiring English sources

In 1844 Charlotte attempted to start a school that she had long envisaged in the parsonage itself, as her father's failing sight precluded his being left alone.

In a 1980 interview, Gordimer stated that she was fascinated by the role of "white hard-core Leftists" in South Africa, and that she had long envisaged the idea for Burger's Daughter.

Solar sailing has long been envisaged as an enabling or disruptive technology.

Healthcare in India so pathetic that without a seismic change the demographic dividend may not last as long as envisaged.

Non-compliance was an important issue in this study and the recruitment took twice as long as envisaged.

Asked about his current level of motivation and how long he envisages playing before taking another break from the game, O'Sullivan added: "Until I get bored again, but I'm enjoying it at the moment because we've played a few tournaments on the bounce.

Like many other inventions, jet engines were envisaged long before they became a reality.

This, after all, was envisaged as long ago as 1875.

Formally Marxist, it envisaged a long period of evolution before an eventual "revolutionary" transformation of society.

The sign-off process did not take as long as we had envisaged and worked very well and with hardly any holdups.

But Von Bertele's plans envisaged a long and steady scale-up, to the point eventually where they would be able to respond to an Ebola outbreak, within three years.