Sentence examples similar to a foreseen necessity from inspiring English sources
This is a foreseen catastrophe.
Petersen suggests that Berkeley may have foreseen the necessity to avoid giving the species a tautonym (a situation where both the generic name and specific epithet are identical).
Bill Clinton has, in fact, taken the measure of globalization and has foreseen the necessity of reforms both domestic and international to navigate into that future, indeed to survive in it.
By contrast, Slope "had predetermined to hate the man, because he foresaw the necessity of fighting him".
Foreseeing the necessity for special data acquisition remote nodes, on difficult access locations and as close as possible to the experimental devices, motivated the system design.
No college student, backed into a corner by the misconception that college is a necessity, can foresee their future circumstances or fully grasp the multitude of ways such massive debt will hamper their growth over the next several decades.
2. Passing to the substance of your Lordship's message, M. Beck asked me to assure you that he entirely shared your view as to the necessity of foreseeing a situation in which Poland might be manoeuvred into a dilemma of either accepting a fait accompli or appearing to be aggressive.
If necessary, a second mailing was foreseen.
Ōki Takatō, the secretary of education, foresaw the necessity of establishing schools throughout the country to develop national wealth, strength, and order, and he outlined a strategy for acquiring the best features of Western education.
A full withdrawal is foreseen in 2017.
