envisage

Definition:
1. To imagine what will happen in the future.
2. Form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case.

Use 'envisage' in a sentence:

• 1. It should be quite simple; I don't envisage any difficulty.
• 2. When do you envisage being able to pay me back?
• 3. It's hard to envisage a more disruptive business model.
• 4. Henry Ford envisaged an important future for the motor car.
• 5. We had not envisaged that the situation would get so bad.
• 6. He had never envisaged spending the whole of his working life in that particular job.
• 7. 2007 Envisages a Faster and Better Economic Development.
• 8. The fourth part describes the administrative procedure law legislation envisaged.
• 9. With increased variation in weather patterns, experts envisage far worse to come.
• 10. No one ever envisaged it being a cultural centre.
• 11. Fans of these envisage a future in which people’s wallets and purses will get sucked into smartphones too.
• 12. I don't envisage I will take an executive role, but rather become a consultant on merchandise and marketing.
• 13. I can't envisage him doing such a terrible thing.
• 14. Personally, I envisage them staying together.
• 15. Envisages on Economic Coordination Sphere between China and Border Countries.
• 16. It is hard to envisage any other candidate inspiring anything similar.
• 17. They envisage somehow restoring PA border guards-in fact, Fatah soldiers or police-at the Rafah crossing.
• 18. We envisage that large scale projects might require additional methods; if so, they could reasonably be added to this class.
• 19. Most bills envisage compensation of some sort for dirty industries, which would suffer most from an emissions cap.
• 20. You might think this is how the wealthy envisage the autumn of their lives but in Britain it seems that this is not the case.
• 21. The Comprehensive Feature and Envisaged Performance of Standardization of the New Generation Cars.
• 22. So how might this end? I envisage three possible outcomes.
• 23. Death is not as many envisage and you are quickly reunited with your loved ones.
• 24. It is impossible to envisage such an unequal relationship being acceptable to India or Russia or, for that matter, Japan.
• 25. Envisage The Development of Chinese Milk Industry.
• 26. The architect looked at the plans and envisaged the finished house.
• 27. There are many ways to envisage the relationship between film and literature.
• 28. The party envisages that socialism can come without civil war.
• 29. Then I propose the follow-up concept of human assets envisaged.
• 30. Improvement envisaged for cold charge treating method in Isa smelting process.
• 31. The researchers envisage a mid-range aircraft that would carry 215 passengers.
• 32. He envisages the possibility of establishing direct diplomatic relations in the future.
• 33. The future beckons and you are beginning to envisage its attraction after the darkness you have experienced.
• 34. The bathroom has taken a lot longer to get right than either Elaine or Dennis had envisaged.
• 35. Just let the pen roll as you envisage what your perfect day, then week, then year would look like.
• 36. Meanwhile, he can envisage a bright blueprint for himself.
• 37. There is one workable solution: to envisage your trouble.
• 38. The escalating real estate price war is equivalent to an epidemic one doesn't envisage.
• 39. It was always hard to envisage getting 27 European countries, each with its distinct history, to speak with a single voice.
• 40. The paper reviews and envisages the development trend of carbon electrode.
• 41. If the BRICs pursue sound policies, however, the world we envisage here might turn out to be a reality, not just a dream.
• 42. The board envisages that there will be a high profit.
• 43. When do you envisage being able to pay back the money?
• 44. But apart from that, I can not envisage any problems.
• 45. The new rules in America envisage imposing losses on all creditors (but not depositors).
• 46. You need to become the soul that you envisage is able to take its place in the higher dimensions.
• 47. We must envisage realities.
• 48. Inspection Analysis and Envisage of Public Opinion Supervised Legislation in Our Country.
• 49. It is increasingly difficult to envisage a peaceful transfer of power next time.
• 50. I can't envisage her coping with this job.
• 51. I don't envisage working with him again.
• 52. The brewers are still none the wiser about the shape the Government envisages for the industry.
• 53. It is envisaged that the talks will take place in the spring.
• 54. What level of profit do you envisage?
• 55. With some kind of spirited sense he seemed to envisage a bleak, horrible void.