He correctly foresaw that the "surge" of troops into Baghdad and its region last summer would produce results.
Huntington correctly foresaw that the Arab strongman regimes were fragile and were threatened by the masses of unemployed young men.
Damon has been a good player for the Yankees, although the Red Sox correctly foresaw that his days as a center fielder were probably numbered.
Correctly foreseeing that her late pregnancy is likely to result in her death, Émilie frantically struggles to finish her translation of Newton's "Principia Mathematica" into French.
THE five-borough consolidation of 1898 was a bitter pill for many in Brooklyn, who correctly foresaw the eclipse of their influential city by the powerhouse of Manhattan.
Saint-Simon correctly foresaw the industrialization of the world, and he believed that science and technology would solve most of humanity's problems.
He correctly foresaw the worldwide stock market crash of October 1987—but wrongly predicted that Japanese stocks would fall hardest of all.
Republicans and Democrats agreed today that Mr. Bush's last five-day push, the most extensive of any president, was critical to the outcome, and that Mr. Rove had correctly foreseen that it would rally Mr. Bush's core supporters.
Correctly foreseeing that the Arab-dominated north would seek to oppress, exploit and marginalise the south, where traditional beliefs and Christianity prevailed, southern rebels launched an uprising known as Anyanya I.
Lord Oakeshott, the former Lib Dem peer who correctly foresaw his party's near wipeout and made an unsuccessful attempt to oust the former leader Nick Clegg, took a slightly more sceptical view about the party's chances of being the main occupants of the centre-left space.
