Sentence examples for foresee where from inspiring English sources

The world of streaming and video on demand is just starting to open up, and none of us can quite foresee where it is going.

"We'd been working on it for close to a year and didn't foresee where we are now when we started on it".

"We still believe that there is not a scenario we can foresee where Bashar al-Assad can remain in power in a country that so clearly rejects his rule".

Duckenfield said: "Ma'am, I think it is fair to say that that is arguably one of the biggest regrets of my life, that I did not foresee where the fans would go when they came in through the gates".

In his previous day's evidence he accepted he made a "serious mistake" when he failed to foresee where fans would go, after he allowed hundreds in by ordering a large exit gate to be opened to relieve serious congestion outside Hillsborough stadium's Leppings Lane end.

"I think it is fair to say it is arguably one of the biggest regrets of my life that I did not foresee where the fans would go when they came in through the gates," he continued.

Then again, maybe it's not fair to expect the program's backers to identify where it might lead; nobody could have foreseen where the open Internet and public GPS would have taken us, either.

But the army itself, the evangelical Christians, the neocons, and the Republican party all had their own reasons for supposing that military power would restore America, and none of them really foresaw where it would all end.

He agreed that a reasonably competent match commander, when ordering the gate to be opened, would have foreseen where the fans were likely to go, and would therefore have taken steps to close off the tunnel.

AUCKLAND — Rugby World Cup tournaments tend to throw up the odd curveball, but it is doubtful that either Aaron Cruden or Morgan Parra could have foreseen where they will be Sunday night: starting at flyhalf in rugby's biggest game, the tournament final.

The fact that he foresaw where Reagan might end up, that he was able to conceive that narrative in 1967, is because Ballard clearly saw where America was heading.