Sentence examples for changes foreseen from inspiring English sources

The new study projects that changes foreseen in a warming world could well help tip the region back into its dry norm.

A1 TV Election Changes Foreseen Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, said any changes in television coverage of elections -- which he views as needed -- would be the result of voluntary agreements with the networks, not law.

Until the crisis at Japan's Fukushima plant that started on March 11th 2011, the biggest change foreseen in these habits was a large increase among Asian countries.

Patients must have been treated for a minimum of 6 months with stable doses of cholinesterase inhibitors (donepezil, rivastigmine, or galantamine), and/or memantine for a minimum of 3 months at study entry, with no dose change foreseen during the study.

Even those who support the change foresee some issues.

Several significant changes are identified but no revolutionary changes are foreseen.

The program is undergoing its first comprehensive review, and changes are foreseen.

This change is foreseen, indicated on maps etc.

While some further change is foreseen under the proposed post-2020 EU regulation on land use and forestry [12], most of these rules are expected to continue (e.g. forest reference level, HWP, natural disturbances).

Among the changes he foresees: albums released solely as apps; unprecedented data harvesting; more African Americans in Silicon Valley; concert holograms; massively bigger audiences; and the triumph of the perpetually online, engaged digital star.

In the recent election, Mulayam Singh Yadav, head of the regional Samajwadi Party that runs Uttar Pradesh, criticised legal changes that foresee the death penalty for gang rape, saying: "Boys commit mistakes: Will they be hanged for rape?" Gaur expressed sympathy for this viewpoint – but the BJP dismissed his comments as an expression of his personal views, and not the party's.