The phrase "as foresight" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing planning or predicting future events, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The decision was made with foresight, as foresight is crucial in avoiding potential pitfalls."
Alternatives: "as a precaution" or "as a prediction".
Investment funds such as Foresight and Greencoat Capital have recently listed on the London Stock Exchange to raise money to invest in solar and wind assets, while a number of pension funds are finding that the long-term nature of power purchase agreements and support payments, along with the above average returns, make renewable assets an increasingly attractive investment.
Schatzmann et al. [39] give an overview of methods in a field they define as "Foresight 2.0".
One major drawbacks with prediction markets as Foresight tools is that they cannot depict anything but the likelihood of occurrence.
But again, it could be explained as foresight or genius of the founder to launch the startup at a great moment in time.
Mr Godwin denied police had been too "timid" in their initial response to the riots on Saturday - but he said that "if police officers had the benefit of hindsight as foresight we would obviously do things slightly differently".
A GSS must, de facto, have an architecture that could include all methods and techniques usually mentioned as foresight tools [9, 10, 11].
Certainly not for their oracular genius – the agencies have as much foresight as Mr Magoo.
"We always produce the licenses with as much foresight into technology that is coming down the road, as well as what's already available," Mr. Seymour said.
Pasolini's view of a new totalitarianism whereby hyper-materialism was destroying the culture of Italy can be seen now as brilliant foresight into what has happened to the world generally in an internet age.
When John and Jeremy crash the wedding of the daughter of Treasury Secretary and aspiring presidential candidate William Cleary (a pursuit they realize leaves "no room for error. Secret service. Consequences". If only the Salahis had as much foresight as a movie character played by Vince Vaughn, Johnn becomes enamored with the secretary's younger daughter Claire.
We conceptualize such processes as foresighting.
