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envisage

Main Entry:	en·vis·age [en-viz-ij] /ɛnˈvɪzɪdʒ/ Show Spelled
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Main Entry:	envisage
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Example Sentences

In time, however, its leaders envisage full nationhood.

Try as one might, this perfect, antiseptic world some people envisage is unattainable.

The missile-defence scheme remains in its infancy, and is likely to cost more than current plans envisage.

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In time, however, its leaders envisage full nationhood.

Try as one might, this perfect, antiseptic world some people envisage is unattainable.

The missile-defence scheme remains in its infancy, and is likely to cost more than current plans envisage.

Conceptually, it would be hard to envisage replacement of the reactor containment building.

Maybe she's not quite the pioneer or paragon you envisage her to be.

It is hard to envisage a scheme for solid-waste management that does not employ some form of incineration for part of the waste.

They envisage a series of qualifying regattas, leading up to the finals, either annually or every two years.

Scientists envisage unmanned labs on the floor of the ocean to conduct experiments and monitor climate change.

It's easy for us to envisage tired workers suffering a momentary lapse of attention.

For the moment, he does not envisage reducing the number of overall seats, fearing it would be too controversial.

It is possible to envisage things other than acceleration of celestial bodies to account for redshift eg.

Nor did he envisage his acceptance of the deanship as a turncoat act the other way.

The book has sometimes had an influence in ways that he did not at first envisage.

They envisage an expansion of road-building in the forest, as well as some big hydroelectric projects.

One can envisage a scenario where an ex-con stands for election on a pro-prisoner platform.

Let's try to envisage a glimmer of light somewhere on the horizon.

As they look out of their windows they can envisage a totally new.

The rules envisage limiting that to the expected near-term demand for.

Even though some are unhappy with the commission's planned veto, it is hard to envisage any other outcome.

Wojnilower did not envisage a substantial strengthening of the dollar against the mark.

Indeed they envisage the economy rattling along by the end of next year, although the risks to that forecast lie to the downside.

Alaïa works on his own to envisage the string straps on a velvet dress or the gilded squares.

Fans of these envisage a future in which people's wallets and purses will get sucked into smartphones too.

Still, such anxiety as he may have felt about the relationship does not envisage a crisis in.

We all talk of economic cycles and maybe envisage them as smooth waves in a sea of sunny moderation.

Still, it is possible to envisage general medical progress that lowers the rate of depression substantially.

He could already envisage the smoke rising straight up to the sky from the chimneys.

The kind of use you envisage for your kitchen obviously influences the needed features.

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