Sentence examples for foresee how much from inspiring English sources

He knew that some Christian leaders would object, but he didn't foresee how much.

"It is difficult to foresee how much and how fast... Turritopsis dohrnii can be useful to fight diseases," Stefano Piraino, a colleague of Ferdinando Boero's, told me in an e-mail.

"You have that clock as you perceive a play developing," Collins said, "and you foresee how much time it's going to take for this route to get open or that route to get open.

As early as 1958, ITA chairman Lord Clark Alann's Dad) wrote with more than a hint of regret: "We did not quite foresee how much Granada would develop a character which distinguishes it most markedly from the other programmes companies and from the BBC".

"We never foresaw how much we would get the blame for the defeat".

When it was scheduled, no one could have foreseen how much its pageant of political activism as spiritual quest would resonate — even in that bastion of privilege the Met — while Occupy Wall Street was camped downtown.

Could he have ever foreseen how much that part, in which he played an agent to a pin-up actor who lives with his buddies from home, would change his career?

Even the most wild-eyed bull could not have foreseen how much the automobile would change our way of life.

When California voters like me voted on a highly-contested insurance reform ballot measure in 1988, we could not have foreseen how much it would have saved us 28 years later.

I felt the explanations and cases used were much clearer with this set of revisions than in the past, and I can foresee how I could use the software.

That makes it difficult to foresee how it will all end".