Sentence examples for foresee that the from inspiring English sources

But it was not impossible to foresee that the vilification of fat might be an error.

"When the Donnell plan was envisioned, no one could foresee that the economy was going to collapse and that years would be added to this plan.

His faith in modern forecasting models notwithstanding, he failed to foresee that the sudden rise in homeowner defaults, which triggered the crisis, would have such far-reaching effects.

No one could foresee that the public would enjoy watching Bill run his obstacle course so much that it would overlook the moral dimension.

I don't foresee that the authorities are terribly interested in giving him a sentence reduction … In practice, I would be very surprised were this case to be reopened.

And who could foresee that the Republican primary here would become a life-and-death battle and spark a kind of civil war in the state's Republican Party.

Clearly define any obstacles you foresee that would make realizing the goals of the position difficult.

Maharey foresaw that, "the sector will over time become more and more like compulsory schooling and the chances of making a profit were almost nil".

Should Friedman have foreseen that the war would be waged incompetently?

Mr Turner foresees that, "The homeless crisis will intensify and tent cities will proliferate.

She said Pistorius could not reasonably have foreseen that the shots he fired would kill Steenkamp.