Sentence examples for much as envisaged from inspiring English sources

In a letter to immigration minister Damian Green, Millns wrote: "The average length of course the extended SVV students attended was 32 weeks, pretty much as envisaged in the reasoning for its introduction.

In a certain sense, however, my work today is much as envisaged at the age of six and a half, when I gave up on a long-held ambition to become a milkman and chose instead for a career working with animals.

And Grete Tugendhat's "modern and spacious house with clear, simple shapes" is now very much as Mies envisaged it.

Nevertheless, he held ground on other issues and the conference's Final Act was highly reactionary in nature, much as Metternich envisaged it.

But after stalking the Conservative Party conference's fringe meetings around Birmingham, I've started to get the gist, which is... er... something about "freedom", as envisaged by self-important PPE students who've watched too much Hornblower on ITV4.

Things did not work out as envisaged.

An internet implant in the brain, as envisaged by Iain M Banks?

The separation of powers, as envisaged in the constitution of Iran, stops at the supreme leader.

I'm not even talking about the future as envisaged by the Tea Party.

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

Even today, Pigovian taxes as originally envisaged are relatively rare.