It is difficult to foresee a time when our appetite for increased bandwidth will be sated.
Then, it is very difficult to foresee a situation when nuclear weapons could be used in a way which either made strategic sense, or which was not morally intolerable.
This year's harvest is expected to fall 1m tons - or about 20% - short of the minimum the country needs to feed itself, according to aid agencies, which also say that it is difficult to foresee a time when the North will be able to feed itself without outside help.
But it isn't that difficult to foresee a time when routine but time consuming procedures such as parking ticket appeals or contract disputes could be settled by algorithms.
Some participants found it difficult to foresee a time when they could relax.
A limit to this approach remains the degree of imbalance being usually difficult to foresee at the planning stage, except when, for instance, families or practices are randomized and clusters as a whole are included in the trial.
When he joined his new unit, it was difficult to foresee his outstanding career.
This is an important aspect, since it is difficult to foresee and define a large number of local rheological changes along the runout path when forward-analyses are run.
That is the problem: When you're caught up in running your business, it's difficult to foresee the shifts that could upend it, Mr. Bhusri said.
A cancer hazard exists even when current exposures suggest little or no cancer risk, because accidental or unanticipated exposures that are difficult to foresee may pose a risk of cancer.
It is also difficult to foresee and prevent bad outcomes.
