Sentence examples for foresaw a decline from inspiring English sources
Despite objections from those medical practitioners who still practised variolation, and who foresaw a decline in their income, free vaccination of the poor was introduced in the UK in 1840.
Employment growth outside farming is expected to be meager at best, with some economists foreseeing a decline.
If the day had to come eventually – Real could not win the European Cup indefinitely – no one expected it to end like this, except perhaps Zidane and even he did not foresee a decline of such magnitude.
Why not just place a stop-loss order, which makes your broker sell the stock automatically if it falls to a certain price, or just sell the shares outright if you foresee a decline?
And real estate syndicators foresee a sharp decline in investments if restrictions on tax benefits from paper losses go into effect.
"I felt not so much anger but regret that I didn't foresee a further decline in the market," Mr. Krusenoski said.
Trinity Industries, a Dallas-based manufacturer of industrial equipment, foresees a "significant decline in wind tower production in 2013" if the credit expires, according to comments in July by William A. McWhirter II, a senior official with the company.
The result: I foresee a profits decline next year with S&P 500 operating earnings down 9% to $49 per share and reported earnings down 13% to $39.
Bengaluru, India-based Kunal Kumar Kundu, vice president and India economist at French financial firm Societe Generale doesn't foresee a meaningful decline in India.
The administration foresees a sharp decline in the account that pays for weapons testing and evaluation, from $72 billion in 2012 to $68 billion next year.
