Sentence examples for foresaw early from inspiring English sources

The trial protocol foresaw early trial discontinuation in the case of unacceptable toxicity or if no clinical response was observed in the first 12 patients.

The Roman theater, in a statement on its Web site, said the cancellations could have been foreseen early enough to give more time to find substitutes and called them "a regrettable matter that harms the world of classical music and opera".

If foreseen early on the day of surgery, these otherwise wasted operative minutes could have been filled with elective patients called in at short notice.

This possibility had been foreseen earlier; however, problems with the radio relay between the Canadians and Australians meant that there had been no guarantee that the withdrawing force would not be mistaken for Chinese as they crossed the river.

Nobody foresees an early rebound.

While this is a risk, Mr. Hodges doesn't foresee an early end to the Fed's low-interest-rate policies.

This example has an individual and a population dimension, because current demographic changes were not foreseen when earlier policies were laid down.

Heinrich Heine, the German poet, foresaw the worst early in the 19th century: "Where they burn books, in the end they will also burn people".

A powerful reason to pay attention to Dessauer: He very early foresaw that the 1980s bull market would last longer and go higher than almost anyone else at the time was predicting (see my Feb. 12, 1996 column).

Even though this may appear costly, it is less costly than commitment to a design that proves to be inappropriate because of circumstances that could not be foreseen in the early stages.

The social significance attaching to such research was foreseen during the early years of the project.