Sentence examples for could not be foreseen from inspiring English sources

This is an extraordinary time full of vital, transformative movements that could not be foreseen.

What could not be foreseen was what happened an hour before a ball had even been bowled at Edgbaston.

This could not be foreseen at the time that play was restarted and made a material difference to the playability of the golf course".

And yet, as The Economist went to press, he stood poised to launch an attack on Syria's armed forces, the results of which could not be foreseen.

That, he said, is what happened to the solar panel business, for two reasons that he maintained could not be foreseen.

"Is that enough room?" Irene asked her, in a voice that was dubious, as if Juliet were an intruder whose demands could not be foreseen.

No monitoring if the intended objectives of the transport strategy could be met or not are foreseen.

Escalating costs of manpower and materials that have affected virtually every power project over this period were easily foreseen... .. Since dozens of public utilities have been canceling power plants because they said their rising costs had NOT been foreseen, and have assured their shareholders that these impacts COULD NOT have been foreseen, one wonders just where NMA stores its crystal ball.

Because of the height of the ceiling and the inaccessibility of the ceiling frescoes, the precise nature of the damage and the problems that would be encountered by the restoration team could not be entirely foreseen until after the decision to restore was taken, and the scaffolding was in place.

This requirement to contact patients to verify their answers could not easily be foreseen in setting up the project and illustrates the flexibility of the methodology.

The informant below describes how she and her colleagues had to solve new problems and situations at the workplace by themselves, and how, lacking in clear boundaries, her work situation consisted of several very vaguely described work tasks that could not always be foreseen.