Sentence examples for been able to foresee from inspiring English sources
I'm glad you feel a bit guilty about handing in your notice; I think you should have been able to foresee your need to move away.
A psychologist at the trial testified that his abnormally low IQ meant he was unable to foresee consequences like others, therefore would not have been able to foresee that another might use a knife to inflict serious harm.
Its change of fortune, and that of hundreds of other Internet companies here, was so sudden that perhaps even the new tenant would not have been able to foresee the downfall.
Part of Turner's intended monument to peace... Dido Building Carthage (1815) If J M W Turner, the man I and many others regard as Britain's greatest artist, had been able to foresee the contemptuous way his magnificent bequests to this nation would be treated by the trustees of the National Gallery he'd have given the lot to our Franklin Gallery in Grimsby.
One inspector was charged with lying about checking on the crane days before the accident, though he would not have been able to foresee the accident even if he had inspected it, officials at the time said; and the acting chief crane inspector was charged with taking bribes to ensure that other cranes passed inspection and that operators passed the licensing test.
A.W. Schlegel's response to this was modest: he said, he had just been able to foresee the coming shift of taste and evaluative parameters in the understanding and the interpretation of works of art (KS, I, vi [1].
Michael and Matthew were cast as the "pre-cogs" — identical twin brothers who are able to foresee crimes before they happen.
Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise: too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them.
So the people would be able to foresee a certain future and believe in it with perspective.
