Sentence examples for sum envisaged from inspiring English sources

Losses from the acquisition are "still in the same zip code" as the sum envisaged at the time, says John Stumpf, Wells's chief executive.

The amount of contact envisaged varied.

Future exports of 2m b/d, as envisaged by the regional government in Erbil, would yield far greater sums.

While not detailing the new plans, cabinet undersecretary Graziano Delrio said the sum to be transferred to the municipality "remains the same" – around €500m – as had been envisaged under a previous decree ditched earlier in the week by the government.

"Addressing the climate change challenge by attempting to stabilize the level of CO2 in the atmosphere (if proven necessary) would require expending absolutely vast sums of money (many trillions of dollars) on a far larger scale of intervention than that envisaged by the Kyoto Protocol.

In sum, the panel consisted of a broad group of professionals extracted from different areas of society, as originally envisaged for the study, yet biased in regard to geographical distribution.

Amazingly, Ronke's taste and mine are converging - we've both picked out the same Cath Kidston-esque spring blouse for the princely sum of £9.99 - though she's tipping a lurid pink vest top to go under it whereas I'd envisaged a brown or white number.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.

Spero summed it up herself via an image that recurs across the Codex – a disembodied head with a grotesque phallic tongue protruding from its mouth: the organ of speech envisaged partly as a weapon and partly as a gag.

Devolution never envisaged national separation.