Sentence examples similar to foreseeable closing from inspiring English sources

"I thought there was a foreseeable end.

It is also, for at least the foreseeable future, closed.

In the foreseeable future, closer correlations between biophysical and disease properties will be established allowing for more practical applications enabling more discoveries for the benefit of mankind.

While both governments will doubtlessly remain at odds for the foreseeable future, moving closer to a full-scale rupture in relations would harm ordinary Venezuelans who are struggling in an imploding economy, in which inflation is soaring and food shortages are worsening.

It is only the farmers who can help close the foreseeable gap between supply and demand of wood and other forest products.

It's typically best to choose a date that's 10 to 20 days from the date the debtor will receive the letter, so that it's in the foreseeable future but not close enough that the debtor feels panicked.

Stanley B. Greenberg, a Democratic pollster, argued that the Senate setback was "small potatoes" but said the backlash against the closing was "probably foreseeable".

Note that paths are occasionally closed for maintenance; the Via dell'Amore, between Riomaggiore and Manarola, is closed for the foreseeable future.

Pezzullo: "The Manus regional processing centre is no longer required in the foreseeable future and it will close in the foreseeable future".

"The likelihood of a urine test in the foreseeable future," Wadler said, "is close to zero".

— Deval Patrick (@MassGovernor) 15 Apr 13 The Boston Police Department said in an update on Twitter that the area around the explosion would be closed "for the foreseeable future".