Sentence examples for first foresaw from inspiring English sources

Zunino first foresaw the need to develop a private clientele while working at Miller's side in the '90s, as production budgets began to shrink and the days of custom-designing everything for a TV show came to an end.

The second foresaw balmy blue skies in Palm Springs, California.

Fewer expected a shrinking job pool, and two-thirds foresaw no change.

Mr Obama's first budget foresaw the budget deficit, then roughly 10% of GDP, falling to 3.5% this year.

A disaster is about to hit the NHS, which I am the first to foresee.

If this second person foresaw this, he was as guilty as the perpetrator.

Ghani was among the first to foresee that a flood of foreign aid could enrich foreign contractors and turn officials corrupt while doing little for ordinary Afghans.

He was among the first to foresee the end of the cold war and, in 1987, Ian's rare talent was spotted by the Guardian's foreign editor, Martin Woollacott, who recruited him to the paper's foreign subeditors' desk.

Burnham was not the first to foresee a society run by managers, but the arguments he borrowed from others took on a different meaning when brought together in this form.

Once he'd left Sicily and established himself in Pennsylvania, he apparently became Johnstown's first moonshiner; foreseeing the end of Prohibition, he had a scheme in place to start a legitimate distillery, a plan that was cut short by his early death.

After underlining her talents and arguing that Fed minutes show she was among the first to foresee the extent of the financial crisis, Blinder delivered the killer blow: "Perhaps the most important, but least understood, asset Janet Yellen would bring to the table is an ability to manage the fractious FOMC [the rate-setting Federal open market committee].