Sentence examples for already foresaw from inspiring English sources

The 2006 QDR already foresaw that America had to deal with a range of crises, and Mr Gates's review only tinkers with America's military structure.The QDR foresees a world in which political, economic and military power is "more diffuse".

By Anthony Lane If Youngg Mr. Lincoln, John Fordd's great film of 1939, has any historical value, it is not as a record of Lincoln — the climactic trial scene bears only the loosest link to his defense of William (Duff) Armstrong, in 1858 — but as testimony to an America that already foresaw its entrance into war.

Watson and Crick already foresaw this problem when they first described the DNA double helix [ 111].

The moment the show opens, he's already foreseeing the actual set of the next one.

But I already foresee that we will need more resources for our training missions".

Ned is set to attend Oxford in the fall but already foresees a blissful life with Portia.

Later, an oral accord was reached, calling for the Korea Development Bank to cover losses beyond the 500 billion won already foreseen in the rescue plan, according to Reuters.

But with every idea I have, I already foresee the wrong novels I would write, because I also have critical ideas in my head, I've got a full theory of the perfect novel and that's what stumps me.

In stops here and earlier in Stockton and Oakland, Mr. Bush stuck to familiar themes as he sought to lock up a primary victory already foreseen by all public polls here.

Romano Guardini had already foreseen this: "The gadgets and technics forced upon him by the patterns of machine production and of abstract planning mass man accepts quite simply; they are the forms of life itself.

Perhaps already foreseeing a separation (divorce would not become legal until 1884), Monsieur Mauté asked a doctor to examine the bruises and to sign a document attesting to what she had suffered.