Sentence examples for foresaw resistance from inspiring English sources

However, Saint-Gaudens foresaw resistance from Barber, who "has been in that institution since the foundation of the government, and will be found standing in its ruins".

Saint-Gaudens foresaw resistance from Barber on the question of the new coinage; he wrote to his brother, Louis Saint-Gaudens, Saint-Gaudens, Barber [son of a bisch] but I had a talk with the PreS.O.A.B.ho ordered Secretary Shaw in my presence to cut Barber's head off if he didn't do our bidding".

Conversely, most of the NUMs did not foresee major resistance from nursing staff given their past experiences with other quality improvement initiatives, instead, having more concern about GP acceptance of any AMS interventions (Table  3, Q9-Q10).

"If the government increases the pressure, we foresee that the resistance in the neighborhoods will spread everywhere..

But they apparently did not foresee the level of resistance that has since developed, and they have begun to push for plant reopenings, citing economic and security reasons.

The analysis of the mean residual scratch depth is proposed as a powerful characterization technique to foresee the Bayer abrasion resistance of ophthalmic coatings.

"The risks are that the Ukrainian army and security forces put up more resistance than Moscow foresees, and it all descends into something long, drawn out and messy," he says.

Although subsequent events would prove him wrong, the question of whether this could have been foreseen, and prevented through continued military resistance, has been subject to much debate among historians.

As for the resistance elsewhere, it was always foreseen that scores of thousands of Saddam loyalists might be driven by fear of revenge at the hands of their own countrymen to fight for the survival of the regime.

It acknowledges that such an ambitious project will encounter resistance and criticisms from vested interests and foresees that macro-politics as well as micro-politics will play an important role in this.

But the French general Ferdinand Foch had foreseen the coming offensive, and the Germans consequently met unexpected French resistance and counterattacks.