Sentence examples for foresaw the consequences from inspiring English sources

But neither party foresaw the consequences of Pope Urban II's appeal in 1095 for recruits to fight a Holy War.

Abdullah's sudden collapse triggered panic in the Tuwaijri camp which foresaw the consequences to them, and their partners who staged the military coup in Egypt of Salman coming to power.

It is not difficult to foresee the consequences.

Even the best stock pickers failed to foresee the consequences of the 2008 financial crisis.

"I was so frustrated that I didn't foresee the consequences," Knausgaard has said.

But then, in 1887, no one could have foreseen the consequences of the Michelson-Morley experiment.

I remain surprised that Gibson wouldn't have foreseen the consequences of releasing the photofit or letting the killer know he had once used the name Peter.

It is so easy to tell a wife that her husband is having an affair, so difficult to foresee the consequences.

More attention should have been paid, and cities like New York, Paris and London would be safer places now if anyone had foreseen the consequences of that oversight.

However, through a failure to foresee the consequences of their decisions, they put the force in a position which was difficult to defend and which could, and should, have been avoided".

During the fuel blockades two years ago, Brown was contemptuous when Blair adopted a more appeasing line towards the protesters, while Blair blamed Brown for not foreseeing the consequences of his increases in petrol duty.