Sentence examples for foresee years from inspiring English sources

PAGE A27 A TALK-SHOW BOUNTY -- The election dispute is good news for political talk shows, which foresee years of combative conversation.

Health care experts who not long ago were predicting continued declines at New York City hospitals now foresee years of slow but steady growth, as the baby boom generation reaches old age, requires more care and takes advantage of new surgical techniques.

She foresaw years of "blight and uncertainty" in Buckinghamshire.

A technology visionary who foresaw years ahead of others the immense potential of the Internet, he was formerly CEO of Novell and a key executive at Sun Microsystems.

Nobody paid much heed before the museum announced in the 1990s that it would take over the site, after which neighbors, foreseeing years of noisy construction, declared the expansion plan a sacrilege.

How many times does someone have to point out that it's rather a long shot to assume a potential rapist can foresee three years into the commercial future of an area and adjust his behaviour "accordingly"?

New House Speaker John Boehner struck a humble tone in his opening address, but analysts foresee two years of fierce political battle ahead.

I foresee many years, or decades, or possibly even centuries of exciting, fruitful new developments.

"Unless there is global coordination...I foresee 10 years of low growth in Europe and America, I foresee very high levels of unemployment and I foresee a failure of coordination that will lead in the end to greater protectionism," Brown told reporters and participants at the World Economic Forum in Dalian.

This collaboration is one manifestation of the "pivot to Asia" that you foresaw years ago.

The changes also foresee 15-year sentences for anybody who gets involved in any kind of negotiation with them.