Your mileage may vary from mine, but I don't foresee too many problems for people who spend the better part of their day away from power outlets.
I do not foresee too many problems for Manchester United or leaders Chelsea, at home to Aston Villa and Stoke City respectively - but Spurs will be tested at Burnley and Manchester City will have to show rather more steel than they exhibited away at Anfield and Turf Moor recently to justify the faith I've put in them.
It is easy to foresee, too, scenarios in which speculators snap up land on the cheap from aging vets or their heirs — then try to sell it back to the government or swap it for sweeter parcels to develop.
He doesn't foresee too many employees transferring to the Webb's in Redlands because of the distance, Ortman added.
Yesterday, he told the CBS News correspondent Mike Wallace that he foresaw too many problems combining the two news operations and was, Mr. Wallace said, "flat-out opposed to it".
A committee looking at the issue concluded that there was no reason to calculate spending differently for these plans, saying state regulators could always request exemptions later if they foresaw too much market turmoil.
After all, a rabbi made allusions to the complaints of women, met with negative reactions to his posts (and past posts that blamed victims for exposing their abusers -- that "victims as complainers" theme again!), and now he is stepping down from a governing rabbinic organization because he foresees too much interference with the traditional conversion process.
I foresee, in the not too distant future, that his trim figure – resplendent in Dolce and Gabbana – will disrupt the hegemony of the Tuesday evening committee meetings.
Of course, I foresee — and I am certain that she does, too — a time in the future when we will be content and grateful for being able simply to hold each other in our arms.
I foresee some small airports and certainly a number of flight schools going bankrupt if this lasts too much longer".
I foresee one problem, however.
