Sentence examples for was first envisaged from inspiring English sources

But it is already clear that the Everglades project is falling well short of what was first envisaged.

Ms Roundell Greene, who is a district councillor for the Liberal Democrats, told the Press Association: "He would be delighted that it is still going, but it doesn't look anything like it did when it was first envisaged.

When it was first envisaged two years ago it was expected that the entire cost of the scheme would be borne by the private sector.

The $4.6 billion reactor to be built here was first envisaged in 1994, when the United States and North Korea were edging toward war over suspicions that this country was trying to build nuclear weapons.

When Alphasat was first envisaged, there was a trend towards ever bigger telecommunications satellites.

The EU sent 175 Frontex border guards to help police the border in late 2010, and they stayed there, even though the help was first envisaged as temporary.

When the games was first scheduled, fans envisaged a contest between two playoff contenders.

When the UN-backed African intervention was first planned it was envisaged it would have 12 helicopters – the kind that can fire heavy weapons from the sky as well as ferry troops to the battlefields.

When this idea was first put forward, I envisaged Paris would be somewhere near the bottom of our gridlocked table.

Short of independence that might be, but it would nevertheless represent a far cry from what was envisaged when devolution was first introduced.

They have had this week in their minds for three years, since the idea of a Gauguin show was first determined – Thomson based in Edinburgh, envisaging the show's narrative, Gauguin as teller of tales, maker of myths; Riding at the Tate in London acting on wish lists, tracking down paintings, determining (with a little help from followers of her blog) the colour of the gallery walls.