Sentence examples for eminently foreseeable from inspiring English sources
The report said: "The events … were eminently foreseeable and may have been prevented.
The riots were "eminently foreseeable", according to an Australian Senate inquiry, and caused by a failure to process asylum claims.
A separate inquiry by the Australian Senate found that last year's violence had been "eminently foreseeable", and that the government had "failed in its duty" to protect Manus inmates.
It's been almost 80 years since passengers last descended its traditional tiled staircase, having been shut in 1934, when, owing to its close proximity to other stations, an eventuality you might think eminently foreseeable, it ceased to be economically viable.
A parliamentary inquiry last month found the violence which resulted in Barati's death was "eminently foreseeable" and that the Australian government was responsible for protecting the detainees under its control.
The violence that killed Reza Barati in the Manus Island detention centre was "eminently foreseeable" and the Australian government is responsible for his death, a parliamentary inquiry has found.
But in the end, he must mainly be judged by his response to two challenges one eminently foreseeable, the other less so.The predictable challenge has been the economic downturn which may still be Mr Bush's weakest electoral point in the swing states of the mid-west.
Although it's obviously worrying and shocking, I think it was something that was eminently foreseeable".
Macfarlane's "education and experience … make her eminently qualified to lead the NRC for the foreseeable future," said Reid, a leading opponent of a recently shelved plan to open a nuclear waste repository in Nevada.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
