Sentence examples for foresaw a return from inspiring English sources
He said he foresaw a return of support for the rebels "if Ankara fails to dig deeper into this event and punish wrongdoers in the harshest way, without any tolerance or delay," referring to Turkey's capital.
I asked him if, in light of the deterioration in relations between the United States and Russia ("It's never been this bad," he said. "Never")., he foresaw a return to the kind of Cold War rooting interests and political significance that infused international competition in his playing days.
Finally, the information office foresaw a return by this time next year to today's gasoline prices as oil countries continue to produce enough to build up supplies once again.
O'Neill foresees a return to emigration of footballers.
If that happens, Mourinho said Tuesday, he foresees a return to managing in England.
The Fed foresees "a return to moderate economic growth following a pause late last year".
I don't foresee a return to the days of milk and honey.
In the meantime, Monasch foresees a return to prominence under the new coach Steve Lavin and more games with bigger Garden crowds.
Its commander, Rear Admiral Hans-Jochen Witthauer, says that's fine: "whatever happens in the country or outside it", he cannot foresee a return to war.
At ING Quirijn Mulder said: While the company foresees a return to robust returns it still notes the volatile macroeconomic environment it has to cope with.
If Mr. Meyerson is not happy about life under Vladimir V. Putin and Dmitri A. Medvedev, a time of aggressively showy patriotism, he doesn't foresee a return to Communism.
