Nobody paid much heed before the museum announced in the 1990s that it would take over the site, after which neighbors, foreseeing years of noisy construction, declared the expansion plan a sacrilege.
Adding to our 'lens of now' problem is our tendency to look back and convince ourselves that we did, after all, foresee developments that we did not: that banking crisis, that spike/slump in oil prices, that food shortage/food glut, the disruptive strength of those warlords that we armed.
All patients of the SSTS group had a length of stay of 4 days (day of surgery plus 3 after) as foreseen by the fast track protocol, in comparison only 36% of cFNB.
Young Americans, foreseeing unemployment after years of study, are naturally choosing other careers.
After the vote, Mr. Schumer, foreseeing the debate to come, said, "The only bottom line I've always had, and I think the Democrats have had, is we have to make sure the trigger is achievable and concrete".
Improved safety processes in the operating theatre have been seen after SSC implementation, such as raised awareness in the operating team and foreseeing any errors or problems.
He foresees the after-effects of the stimulus efforts becoming a drag on stocks and the economy before long.
(After that, he foresees the apocalypse, the Second Coming of Christ, a 1,000-year 1,000-yearrule and, lastly, anofher great battle ending in the Christon of Heandn on Earth).
The statesmen and bureaucrats who devised the modern Middle East from the wreckage of the Ottoman Empire during World War I and just after did not foresee the decades of bitter conflict that would ensue along every border.
LONDON — In a general election where the unexpected surge of the Liberal Democrats has put all the usual calculations about the contest between Labour and the Conservatives in flux, there has been a morbid familiarity to the campaign of one party that cannot hope to be part of the jockeying for power many pundits foresee after the ballots are cast on May 6.
