Sentence examples for foresee troubles from inspiring English sources

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.

It struggles to foresee trouble before it arrives.

Mr. Burns said he did not foresee trouble with Russia.

Robert Watkins, a senior UN official based in Dhaka does not foresee trouble.

If Peter Tatchell defies his doctors' advice, and electoral norms, and makes it to parliament at the next election, he can foresee trouble, pretty much straight away – from himself.

'It didn't really seem like a continuation of the Exorcist franchise,' he says, 'and to that extent one could foresee trouble.

The key is this: You should sell stocks only if you foresee trouble that other people don't foresee; don't sell in fear of trouble that everyone else is already anticipating.

The key is a shift to frontline managers who have the time and the ability to address the unique circumstances of their specific stores, plants, or mines; to foresee trouble and stem it before it begins; and to encourage workers to seek out opportunities for self-improvement.

But Dr. Kaufman foresees trouble ahead for stocks.

That year, when Bunnik lifted the first dodo bone out of the dirt, he foresaw trouble.

That stirred "deep misgivings" in Carmen Everts, an SPD rebel who wrote her doctoral thesis on the PDS, forerunner of the Left Party.The quartet also foresaw trouble for Hesse's economy.