Sentence examples similar to difficulties were foreseen from inspiring English sources

For simplicity the analysis is presented in a single plane orthogonal to the rotor axis, but no difficulty is foreseen in extending the method to two planes.

Ammundsen said about his achievement; I may say that this is the greatest factor -- the way in which the expedition is equipped -- the way in which every difficulty is foreseen, and precautions taken for meeting or avoiding it.

For each concentration, three wells were foreseen.

However, though the desire to provide professionals with access to all of the information related to patients is almost universally shared, in order to implement an effective system various difficulties have to be foreseen and overcome.

The inquiry's verdict on the planning and conduct of British military involvement in Iraq was withering, rejecting Mr. Blair's contention that the difficulties encountered after the invasion could not have been foreseen.

A conciliatory role might be foreseen for IOMAC's Standing Committee in the event that difficulties or serious disagreements should arise in the course of such interactions.

That such a rule would engender practical difficulties in an era of expanding federal criminal jurisdiction could not, perhaps, have been foreseen.

The report finds that "many of the difficulties which the coalition encountered after the successful military campaign had been, or could have been, foreseen".

It was foreseen that there would be replication in the requirements of the hospital ethics committees and logistical difficulties for one researcher (LA) to conduct the study on multiple sites.

Such reaction was foreseen.

No such concordat is foreseen this time.