Sentence examples for foresaw that there would from inspiring English sources

In April 1864, Beauregard saw little opportunity for military glory because he foresaw that there would be no more significant assaults against Charleston, and prospects for a major field command were unlikely.

"I did foresee that there would be many more Mime-types than we could then envisage," he says.

"Nobody could foresee that there would be such a crisis in German banking," says Alessandro Profumo, the boss of UniCredito, an Italian bank.Besides the trouble at Dresdner, Allianz continues to be plagued by the turmoil in stockmarkets.

It was foreseen that there would be a natural tendency to increase the number of states with the increase of population then anticipated and now so fully verified.

How could I have foreseen that there would come a day when I would gladly have a cowlick?

It was foreseen that there would be replication in the requirements of the hospital ethics committees and logistical difficulties for one researcher (LA) to conduct the study on multiple sites.

They foresaw within the arc of the evolution of consciousness, that there would come a time, a tipping point, a window of expansion that would open the way for an integration of the real.

What he did not foresee — and what no one else really did, either — was that there would be a third phase of prosecutions.

A8 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A10-17 White House Foresees Rebound in the Economy The White House said that economic growth would rebound to 3.2percentt next year from 1.7percentthis yearandand that there would be a small non-Social Security budget surplus this year.

“The setup that we foresaw there would not have been personally acceptable,” she explains.

No one foresaw that huge refugee flows would become issues for our European allies.