Sentence examples for can be foretold from inspiring English sources
Naturally there are limits to what can be foretold, because so much would depend on the outcome of London-Edinburgh negotiation.
One great thing about working in sport media, beyond the blindingly obvious, is that each time you turn up for work the people whose deeds you're there to report do unexpected and often wonderful things, some of which can be foretold but enough of which are sufficiently unpredictable that the whole thing's a hoot.
No biomarker currently allows one to predict the extent of clinical improvement in response to therapy, although the degree of radiographic progression on traditional disease-modifying agents can be foretold by baseline and cumulative levels of CRP, swollen joint counts or overall disease activity using respective composite scores [ 65].
In addition, graft survival is unpredictable, its resorption cannot be foretold and its availability is limited [2, 3].
But as we keep learning in the cyber-age, what is foretold on paper can quickly become obsolete.
(While the level of this crisis may not have been foretold, Skopje, for instance can expect an earthquake to follow the disaster of 1963.
It is foretold / Prepare".
These theatrics were foretold.
If not, then no change was foretold.
