Sentence examples for easily foresee from inspiring English sources

One can easily foresee challenges to the Law of Return, which grants immediate citizenship to any legally designated Jew.

Celia Adams wittily turns the domineering Nancy Blackett into a tomboy tearaway whom you can easily foresee turning into the local Tory candidate.

"What one could easily foresee, if I was called in as an expert witness and asked if this was a reasonable and fair way to count people, I would have to say no," Mr. Harrison said.

"One can easily foresee a spate of 'shakedown' or vengeance lawsuits brought by plaintiffs whose motivation is not so much to discover how they contracted H.I.V. as to force lucrative settlements or embarrass a former sexual partner by exposing that person's sexual history".

Looking around at the glorious scenery, I could easily foresee my desire to return to Shangri-la.

One could easily foresee seasons when there would be more focus on who was going to get the boot from Major League Baseball than on who was going to make the playoffs.

The U.S. and Europe both face an easily foreseen dilemma.

When they do, even the outcome of that new episode is easily foreseen.

And he keeps his story largely surprising, with the exception of one major jolt that is too easily foreseen.

When Apple was the Apple II company, its end was imminent because the Apple II had an easily foreseen demise.

"Although sperm procurement and preservation has been become commonplace in situations in which infertility can be easily foreseen, peri- or postmortem sperm procurement for reproductive use in unexpected coma or death is not generally accepted," the authors wrote.