Sentence examples for Widely foreseen from inspiring English sources
The likelihood of a bloody quagmire was widely foreseen before the attack.
But Mr. Gerstner's move was widely foreseen within the company and the computer business, as was the decision by the I.B.M. board today to name Samuel J. Palmisano, the president, as the new chief executive.
What's going on now, however, is beyond that: the "financial accelerator," with deleveraging causing a credit crunch that forces further deleveraging, and now threatens to produce a sort of pancake collapse of the whole system, was not, I think, so widely foreseen.
The only problem with the one that was widely foreseen by everyone except Ferdinand and Redknapp: that the former Manchester United captain was no longer up to being the linchpin of a Premier League defence, certainly when those alongside him were not of the very highest class.
The landslide victory in Thursday's election was widely foreseen, despite opposition from Islamists and leftist groups, and his poor health.
It is widely foreseen that excess illness and deaths in a future pandemic may place serious demands on and even exhaust the available hospital resources in a community.
"Are we harming our girls?", was a controversial question from WFF's inaugural panel, and widely foresaw the present-day matter of social media and it's influence on our youth; echoing with Essena Oneill's recent video, where the social media star openly put herself on blast, and shunned the newfound world of being an online celebrity.
One recent deployment trend, foreseen to be widely used for long-term evolution (LTE) advanced networks, consists of splitting the base station functionalities into a control unit, whose main task is scheduling, and several remote radio heads (RRH), responsible for all the radio frequency operations.
A variation database that accepts genotype and phenotype data not already in the public domain (or that are in the public domain but whose combination and integration are foreseen to change the degree of identifiability of persons) and makes them widely available, should have an independent and well-informed oversight group.
His statement appeared to reflect several factors: Iraq's will to fight has proved stronger than foreseen, the 125,000 British and American troops now inside Iraq are stretched and the popular uprising widely expected in the south has not happened.
