Sentence examples similar to foresee a long term from inspiring English sources
An aging population and the drop in fertility rates led many demographers to foresee a long-term labour shortage.
Neville had to clarify earlier comments at full-time that appeared to suggest he doesn't foresee a long-term future in management, claiming the statements were misinterpreted.
"When we made the trade for Marcus, we do foresee a long-term future with him so we're definitely going to check that box as well," Snead said during a news conference to discuss this year's draft, which begins Thursday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
14 34 Our patients could foresee a long-term advantage in using the device as a way to employ National Health Service (NHS) resources more effectively for ' everybody's benefit'.
The curse of Amanda Abbington strikes again!" Finally, does Abbington foresee a long run in Sherlock?
The investigation of the migration of a high pH plume in a fractured shear zone is foreseen by a long-term experiment at the Grimsel rock laboratory.
"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
This is a long-term project.
