Sentence examples for yet envisaged from inspiring English sources

What they did not know was that President Lincoln, whom a number of them distrusted, was silently hard at work on his own, preparing the way for a proclamation beyond anything Congress had yet envisaged.

Whatever ideological logo we choose for it, it will mean a major shift away from the free market and towards public action, a bigger shift than the British government has yet envisaged.

Visiting Rose, I had not been particularly struck by her room's smallness, I suppose because I had not yet envisaged living in such a room myself, but now I had talked to someone who had just moved in and who was still vividly aware of what she had given up in order to be there, and it was alarming.

Artificial intelligence solutions relate to tasks that can be automated, but cannot be yet envisaged as a solution for more complex tasks of higher learning.

Plato may or may not have yet envisaged the kind of solution to the problem that he is going to present in the Republic: the establishment of a hierarchy among the virtues with wisdom, the only intellectual virtue, as their basis.

Israelis were not yet envisaging a future without the peace treaty with Egypt.

As advanced as AI solutions may become we cannot yet envisage a future where algorithms can really replace the complexity of human mind.

However, positive control in the younger respondents shows that they do not subscribe to a degree of autonomy with regard to society, and do not yet envisage the need for others.

Yet he never envisaged being where he is today, with a distinguished playing career stretching back to 1971 in Dundee and a very good one in management opening up before him.

And yet when he envisaged a successful England future, Pietersen was not part of that picture.

FDMA access schemes have already been considered for FBMC modulations [3], but access on fragmented spectrum has not been envisaged yet.