Sentence examples for foresee about from inspiring English sources

According to ForeSee, about two thirds of those 'Top 100' site visitors are enrolled in at least one daily deal email program (or 65percentt of the 22,000 respondents).

That implies that the Fund would now foresee growth of about 4.2%.Economists do not expect a repeat of the 1970s, when oil-price rises led to "stagflation" in the rich world.

I foresee more about the Americas.

The equipment budget is foreseen at about $21 billion a year, down from $24 billion forecast in 2008, but still enough to give some optimism to the 4,000 or so defense-related enterprises in France, which employ about 165,000 people.

The upgrade to the High-Luminosity LHC foreseen in about ten years represents a great challenge for the ATLAS inner tracker and the silicon strip sensors in the forward region.

On a higher plane altogether are those who foresee that partner is about to have a problem, and solve it for him by taking charge of the defense.

Yet it is already difficult to foresee that a city of about 90,000 people that struggled with explosive growth earlier in this decade will emerge in the same form.

He said he doesn't foresee his policy about promoting causes at matches to change.

But I had done it before so I didn't have any reason to foresee what was about to happen which is that I was just overtaken by this big bolt of fear.

The short-term consequences for Taiwan are easier to foresee - initially about 250 types of Chinese product will be able to enter the island with reduced and eventually no tariffs.

While few people foresee that level of disaster in northern peatlands, concern about fires is growing.