Sentence examples for easy to foresee from inspiring English sources
In poor countries, 40 years ago, it was easy to foresee riot and bloodshed, as grim, already bursting, cities swelled.
If the classics cause a ratings increase, it's easy to foresee the '90s block's becoming as permanent as "Nick at Nite".
Because it is easy to foresee a video game player losing thousands of dollars a year, Virgin Gaming has imposed several financial safeguards.
It is easy to foresee how the Iraqis might spin out negotiations over weapons inspectors, or Russia or China or even France might refuse to approve a UN Security Council resolution authorising the use of force.
8. Markus Wheaton, Pittsburgh Steelers — There is no team in football that rewards toughness more than the Pittsburgh Steelers, particularly regarding their receivers (see: Hines Ward) and it's easy to foresee Mike Tomlin quickly being frustrated with Jerricho Cotchery's overall lack of distinguishing skills for a tough WR in Wheaton.
Hopkins should easily eclipse Kevin Walter's 500 yards from last year and get to 700 or so yards with 4 to 6 TDs. 4. Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota Vikings — While he is currently shelved behind Jerome Simpson on Minnesota's depth chart, it's easy to foresee a situation in which Patterson supplants Simpson as the team's second starting receiver in the first month of the season.
Politicians do sometimes do the right thing at the right time, but that's no easier to foresee.
So who will? Unlike previous years when the winner has been easier to foresee, predicting this year's Rumble victor is no easy task.
Easier to foresee are four home wins and a semi-final line-up of Saracens v Toulon and Clermont v Harlequins.
But it is easier to foresee scenarios in which Italian growth and inflation are even weaker than now projected, and debt ratios keep rising.
The short-term consequences for Taiwan are easier to foresee - initially about 250 types of Chinese product will be able to enter the island with reduced and eventually no tariffs.
