Sentence examples for be foreseen over from inspiring English sources

These materials provide cost-effective alternatives to conventional materials and their use often has associated financial benefits that are immediate and/or can be foreseen over the service life of the structure.

No individual car accident can be foreseen, obviously, but the total number of accidents over a large population is amazingly predictable.

But it often can't be foreseen.

How can the future's futures however indirectly be foreseen?

There are too many eventualities that cannot be foreseen.

In summary, several areas of use can be foreseen.

In general, the economic consequences are not to be foreseen.

Adequate resources will not resolve scientific consequences that are a direct result of fast recruitment, but logistical nightmares can be avoided if the consequences of over-recruitment are foreseen, and a plan of action put in place in future clinical trials.

Ging, just back from a five-day trip to the country, said the crisis was foreseen, avoidable and produced by the international community's neglect over many years.

"This crisis was foreseen in innumerable official technical studies of the supply of energy done over the last five years," a newsmagazine, Época, complained this week.

Numerical simulation is foreseen to provide a tremendous increase in aircraft design efficiency and quality over the next decades.