Sentence examples for To foreseeable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be foreseen or anticipated
- This dictionary will be nowhere near complete in the foreseeable future.
This analysis builds on earlier work, most notably by instructing solicitor Sarah Barker at MinterEllison, highlighting that courts will take a dim view of directors who fail to perceive or respond adequately to foreseeable climate-related risks.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan asked a federal appeals court panel yesterday to reverse a judge's ruling that the death penalty is unconstitutional and "tantamount to foreseeable, state-sponsored murder of innocent human beings".
For B2B or revenue-generating companies, applying the trading multiples (i.e., TEV/Rev) of the incumbent to foreseeable growth targets, then applying similar discount rates, is a good method for calculating valuation.
It gives an insight into how to avoid fires or explosions involving electrically powered equipment in explosive or hazardous atmosphere due to foreseeable or avoidable human errors like improper installation, selection or design, lack of proper maintenance, improper use, and carelessness or oversight.
Importantly, they suggest that pre-treatment of patients with EPO prior to foreseeable hemorrhage (for example, before surgery) could be one way to limit the tissue injury associated with hemorrhage and resuscitation.
Phase variation is a stochastic gene expression switching mechanism employed by microbial populations to potentially develop variants which adapt to foreseeable frequent environmental or selective conditions [ 36, 56, 57].
He's working to access capital markets to finance foreseeable growth.
The new version has enough address space (128 bits) to satisfy foreseeable demands at least out to the end of the 21st Century.
Later, he advocated the extension of Romanian territory eastward, into Transnistria and down to the Dnieper River (as counterbalance to a foreseeable Greater Bulgaria).
He also complained that by supplying submarines to Israel, Germany risked becoming "a subcontractor to a foreseeable crime".
The lawsuit asserted that the hospital and its parent, Tenet Healthcare, had failed to prepare for and respond sufficiently to a foreseeable disaster.
