Sentence examples for about foreseeing from inspiring English sources

She also said tension had increased in the weeks before the murders, and that Bamber's father had said something to her about foreseeing a "shooting accident".

Suppose, for instance, that a person deliberately, and in full control, cultivates a preference for spending leisure hours driving about in her car reasonably foreseeing that the prices of gas will stay low (Arneson 1990, 186).

In 1948, pollsters had a lot to be humble about, having foreseen Dewey as the winner by 5 to 15 percentage points.

In this special Mancunian edition of Soft Focus Ian sits down with Mark E. Smith, singer and only continuous member of the Fall, to talk about his role in foreseeing Manchester's biggest brush with terrorism to date and his waning interest in soccer.

"I guess I'll have to sign it," she said after hearing a description of the new agreement, apparently unenthusiastic about the idea though not foreseeing any major problems.

This has come about due to the lack of other methods in predicting or foreseeing reliable futures.

Drug delivery to districts can take about double the time foreseen [ 29].

In recent days, press officers for Ms. Tavenner's agency have been fending off questions about whether she foresaw problems and whether she notified Ms. Sebelius.

The stunning To Cry About seemed to foresee the death by drowning of a boyfriend – "there will be a timed disaster" – a year before it happened.

When they thought about security, they foresaw the need to protect the network against potential intruders or military threats, but they didn't anticipate that the Internet's own users would someday use the network to attack one another.

Invest in industries that you care about or can foresee large growth in the years to come.