Sentence examples for foresee as from inspiring English sources

So expansive is his vision that it includes not just the piers and sails and reeling gulls but everyone else who makes the crossing: all those who stood at the railing watching before his birth, all those watching around him now, and all those who will be there watching after his death — which, in the poem, he doesn't so much foresee as, through a wild, craning omniscience, look back on.

What do you foresee as the specific disasters an Iran invasion/attack would produce?

Why or why not? –What do you foresee as NATO's future role in international policy and defense?

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 31 , 1942P. 7 We foresee, as a result of wartime economies, a more cordial relationship betw.

"I can foresee as I sit here the businessman that Michael is becoming and will become the next four, eight years," Debbie Phelps said.

And biologists say this is just the beginning of what they foresee as a growing stream of extinctions of West African primates and other wildlife.

Capital adequacy is the availability of funds necessary for a company to meet its foreseen as well as unforeseen obligations both short term and long term.

Némirovsky lost her life in what she foresaw as "Captivity".

While Mr. Wooster was in rehab, Mr. Law orchestrated what he foresaw as some needed renovations to the carriage house.

And the additional precipitation foreseen as more water evaporates from the seas is mostly expected to fall at higher latitudes.

As foreseen as that must have been, they both wept discreetly to avoid alarming Peter, who was in the next room.