Sentence examples for of envisaging from inspiring English sources

Now he is clearly vexed by the challenges of envisaging his own future and a City Hall without him.

Virtual prototyping (VP) technology has been regarded as a cost-effective way of envisaging real circumstances that enhance effective communication of designs and ideas, without manufacturing physical samples.

He has a much better grasp of what America is now, instead of envisaging a population that isn't there any more.' Political outspokenness is not the only way that Cornwell has challenged sections of her readership in recent years.

Your set might be definitive, your dream cast fixed, but your play in the hands of another often yields a far more surprising piece of theatre than you're capable of envisaging.

5 Involve your subconscious: "Focus on the results you want, instead of on what is stressing you," says Shah. Picture yourself relaxing, meeting your deadline or getting a good night's sleep - instead of envisaging everything going wrong.

But it would be deplorable to recall the past with the intention only of envisaging a catastrophe that the prophets of gloom will help bring back, whereas nothing in the facts authorizes considering it as a probability".

The Street of Crocodiles envisages some of these events.

Given the scale of treatment envisaged, the paucity of data estimating the lifetime costs and efficiency of HIV treatment is a serious hindrance to effective planning.

Although he was not a distinguished theoretician, Bernstein, called "the father of revisionism," envisaged a type of social democracy that combined private initiative with social reform.

Giving his reasons, Thomas said there had been a failure by the home secretary to give "the kind of assurances envisaged in the judgment of the Strasbourg court".

None of them envisaged that the cost of maintaining the digester would present a problem.