Sentence examples for foresee ahead from inspiring English sources

The widespread caution among Republicans in the Senate was reflective of both the obstacles and limitations they foresee ahead.

But the fact is that I couldn't foresee ahead of time that what I hoped for would be impossible.

Some analysts, pointing to Mr Pawar's hostile past relations with Congress, foresee troubles ahead at the centre, as smaller parties, such as his, dream of a "third front" coalition without either of the two big parties.

Both Hirsch and Harding acknowledge that no system is perfect and that the market may actually advance during 2003′s unfavorable season, but both foresee weakness ahead in the form of declining momentum and continued weak economic numbers that won't support current valuations.

But Dr. Kaufman foresees trouble ahead for stocks.

A technology visionary who foresaw years ahead of others the immense potential of the Internet, he was formerly CEO of Novell and a key executive at Sun Microsystems.

Foreseeing problems ahead, last year's defence review promised a new MoD team headed by "an experienced commercial specialist", who would have "the authority and freedom to recruit and retain the best people to manage the submarine enterprise".

Western CEOs anticipate economic power to rapidly shift to developing markets, and foresee heavier regulation ahead.

Trying to foresee the task ahead, the Allies had prepared carefully for the moment when they entered the country.

As no doubt you're aware from media reports, the Berkeley campus and the UC system as a whole foresee a period ahead of continued austerity.

Those around him might have been hoodwinked into believing the comeback was gathering pace, but it was as if Delaney could foresee what lay ahead.