Sentence examples for foresee a possibility from inspiring English sources

Different damper locations have different but consistent suppression results which foresee a possibility of forcing the mode of vibration into less harmful one.

"I do not foresee a possibility for a unity government," Sharon tells me, "because we will never accept the partition of Jerusalem.

Seventy-six percent of Americans said they did not foresee a possibility of becoming part of the top 1percentt of top earners in the country, while only 11percentt said it was possible that they would.

Without better stewardship, we foresee a real possibility of a continued slow decline in the quality and capacity of our nation's colleges and universities, and with that, further increases in the social and economic stratification that threaten our cultural and economic future.

It's fair to conclude, after all this time, that Beijing is not going to change course unless it foresees a real possibility of war.

He foresaw a similar possibility in parts of the former Soviet Union, where a spreading epidemic could lead countries to "become even more dominated by narco-traffickers and organized criminals".

He did nothing to prepare for the disaster, which was long foreseen as a possibility, and clearly likely in the four or five days before the hurricane actually landed.

"Is it fair that someone is convicted for murder if they have foreseen, as a possibility, that someone else might intentionally kill or cause serious harm?" asks Ormerod.

I didn't foresee any possibility of sleep.

But it is unlikely that the assassination would have been approved if Mr. Barak foresaw any possibility of an imminent return to peace negotiations.

At that time Dr. Raman did not foresee the "possibility of a scientific career"—a field then hard for Indians to enter.