"I'm not one to micromanage or plant suggestions," I wrote to him, "but I could, for example, foresee a situation in which the drink you come up with isn't on the rocks, plural, but something with one big rock.
The frontal lobe is the region essential in order to, for example, foresee the consequences of behaviour.
Few, for example, foresaw the recent fall in the price of oil.
SEVERAL of the recently published lists of travel-related predictions for 2009 (this, for example) have foreseen booming times for budget hotels.
Written in the early 1990s, it is outdated in key respects: Its drafters, for example, did not foresee the rise of the internet.
For example, Schoenberg foresees doctors easily shifting between their real and virtual waiting rooms, turning on their iPhones and taking on more patients using American Well's apps when they have downtime.
For example, few foresaw that a prognostic consequence of Helicobacter pylori infection was peptic ulcer before the Nobel prize winning work that established the link and subsequent antibiotic trials.
The impact of technology the growth of algorithmic and high-frequency trading, for example—was not foreseen.
Rick Rieder, chief investment officer for actively managed fixed-income portfolios at BlackRock, says, for example, that he foresees no immediate end to Europe's crisis.
Who, for example, could have foreseen the Northwest Airlines strike, which has affected about 150,000 passengers a day, including many would-be tourists, since it began two weeks ago?
I did not foresee, for example, the intensity of racially-tinged "birther" arguments and other similar nonsense.
