Sentence examples similar to a foreseeable action from inspiring English sources

There are actors it's good to see in a movie, regardless of impersonally routine direction and a script with utterly foreseeable action and leaden humor, and this comedy, set in the world of competitive collegiate a-cappella singing, is filled with such actors.

(23 a) Durability should be defined as the ability of a product to maintain its required performance over a given or long period, under the influence of foreseeable actions, assuming a normal or average rate of usage.

The DDE and the IFD distinguish between the intended outcome of predictable (or foreseeable) actions and outcomes and those actions and outcomes that are not intended.

Shooting back when fired on was a "reasonable response" by the police and a foreseeable consequence of Winzer's actions, he said.

It is pretty obvious that the flooding of numerous homes and businesses was a "foreseeable result" of the government's action (even if it was sometimes difficult to foresee exactly which properties would be affected).

Certainly it was a foreseeable act".

But he added: "A hurricane is a foreseeable thing".

That sets up a foreseeable and very unpleasant crossroads.

Third, the Marshes' action in negligence also failed, in part because of the novelty of the case led to "the absence of a duty of care to avoid a foreseeable economic loss".

The tale of two bunny books has a foreseeable ending.

Self-­driving cars are already a foreseeable possibility.