Sentence examples for foresaw the possibility from inspiring English sources
He foresaw the possibility of submarine travel and human flight.
He foresaw the possibility that an Iraqi civil war between Sunnis and Shiites could infect the entire Middle East.
In effect, he foresaw the possibility of the failure of the plan he endorsed, though he never repudiated it.
Roosevelt foresaw the possibility that in the 1936 presidential election he would face a significant third-party challenge from the left.
While the framers of the Constitution foresaw the possibility of a tyrannical president, they never let their imaginations be darkened by the possibility of a compliant Congress.
He cultivated a reputation as a visionary who foresaw the possibility of consumers shopping by computer decades before wide use of the Internet made that possible.
Despite OS being established as a military survey in 1791, its first real director – a visionary called William Mudge – foresaw the possibilities that a complete, accurate national map might offer the general public.
At St. Andrews Allan Robertson, a leading manufacturer of feather balls, would have nothing to do with gutties at first; but "Old Tom" Morris, who was then his assistant, wisely foresaw the possibilities of the new ball, and on this issue the two actually parted company in 1852, Morris going into business on his own (he returned to St. Andrews in 1859, after the death of Robertson).
The regulation sets out general safety requirements that are applicable to all possible food contact materials and articles; it also foresees the possibility for adopting specific measures for the seventeen materials listed in Annex 1 to the Framework Regulation.
