Sentence examples for for its foresight from inspiring English sources

LINCOLN MERCURY, Ford's most lacklustre division, is hardly known for its foresight.

Southwest Airlines has long been the envy of the industry for its foresight in arranging contracts to lock in jet fuel prices.

We at the American Montessori Society applaud the school community of Springfield, Mass., for its foresight and courage in adopting Maria Montessori's groundbreaking approach as a means to save a school on the brink of failure ("Public School Stakes Its Future on the Montessori Way," news article, Feb. 2).

We applaud the Shenzhen government for its foresight and vision; we support the ambition of developing Shenzhen Qianhai into a global hub for risk and finance industries.

The big question, after thanking Google for its foresight in gifting us mere mortals such an awe-insipiring service, is whether or not the company will run ads alongside it.

Nevertheless, the Boston Police Department should be commended for its planning, its foresight and how quickly it relayed timely public safety information.

Two analysts told Forbes.com they initially thought it was a "joke"–here was a company known for its strategic foresight in gathering raw materials and producing solar cells and modules, hoping to dive into a completely unrelated industry with no obvious synergies.

I hope you will pick up the chalice, surprise all your critics and lead our country into the future as a nation to be admired for its democracy, foresight and commitment to the principles of our great Constitution.

A new era which aims to be ambitious in its capacity for initiative and in its foresight with respect to the great challenges of our time.

We should be gods to them, but they lack our capacity for worship-for foresight and the terrors and convoluted mental grovelling that foresight brings with it, including the invention of an afterlife.

Last March, in New York, in a speech notable for its depth, balance, and foresight, he said, "A complete disdain for pay-as-you-go budgeting, coupled with a generally scornful attitude towards oversight and enforcement, allowed far too many to put short-term gain ahead of long-term consequences".