Sentence examples for expected to foretell from inspiring English sources

However, for some therapies, the adverse effects may take several years to emerge, and it is evident that faint initial signals under trial conditions cannot be expected to foretell all eventualities.

The two figures come before, but do not always foretell, Friday's nonfarm payrolls figure from the government, which is expected to show a decline of 100,000 jobs.

In another comment that foretells the finger pointing we should expect to see in the coming months, Coates queried the number of sporting bodies within Australia being headed by people with little expertise in that sport, such as Swimming Australia, the president of which is former sailor John Bertrand, and Cycling Australia, headed by former cricket administrator Malcolm Speed.

His assistant had told me that I might have to wait: the minister's schedule was hard to foretell.

This finding suggests that there is no adverse selection for CBHI enrolment in Nouna district, as potential enrollees with chronic illnesses would be able to foretell the propensity to seek care when chronically ill and thus enrol to assure coverage of their expected medical costs.

Lastly, since Joachim expected the coming of a wondrous millennial era on earth between the death of Antichrist and the Last Judgment, he found himself obliged to foretell the coming of another enemy of God, a "final Antichrist".

In retrospect, it seemed to foretell the banking crisis.

"We're trying to foretell the future," Mr. Travlos said.

Ms. MacRae's reception at Bangable was easy to foretell.

An auger is a bit; to augur is to foretell.

And yet there was one unforgettable bout in 2010 that seemed to foretell greatness.