Sentence examples for we originally envisaged from inspiring English sources

"More and more people are booking us for occasions like birthdays, holidays, graduations and others events, and we increasingly see more use cases than we originally envisaged.

Therefore, although we originally envisaged that we would only be able to detect differences in emergency admission rates of 15% or higher, the 13.6% increase detected was statistically significant, and was unlikely to be the result of chance (P=0.046).

We also purposively sampled key stakeholders outside the immediate environment of implementation to understand the wider contextual landscape as this was found to play a more central role in influencing local implementation than we had originally envisaged.

"Price will be used as a proxy for quality and if pricing controls are lifted, as Lord Browne's team originally envisaged, then we will certainly see wide variations in fees just as we do today in the master's market, but that may not be relevant to the direct costs of provision.

This revised interpretation greatly reduces the huge time-lag originally envisaged between the origin of Posibacteria and neomura [ 1], though not nearly as much as you suggest.

We hypothesized that the process of statistical standardization originally envisaged to improve inter-laboratory comparability of ER/PgR assay results might be useful to improve comparability of results between assay methods.

"It would be trying to return welfare to what Beveridge originally envisaged that it should be - that we should have a welfare state based on contributions rather than need trumping every other criteria," he told Radio 4's Today programme.

For the purposes of this article, we therefore opted to work with 15-min intervals instead of the 5 min that were originally envisaged.

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

The new Meteorological Department of the Board of Trade was originally envisaged as having a staff of just two.

Dust busting The team originally envisaged a far less ambitious CD-rom of clerical careers.