Sentence examples for foreseeable hours from inspiring English sources
If there had been lightning, the officials would have called it off, but the snow was only going to collect over the foreseeable hours.
And we will be pouring over that data 24 hours a day for the foreseeable future... MR. HEFLIN: -- This is a bad day.
For the foreseeable future, trading hours have been reduced by 30 minutes.
In power-poor South Africa an American firm, Comverge, has created a market in which companies can sell the electricity they choose not to consume.Such services cope with spikes in consumption, which are mostly foreseeable (typically 18 hours in advance).
Meanwhile, the United States mishandled the diplomatic side, Markey says, failing to draw up a plan for smoothing foreseeable tensions in the hours and days after the raid.
This becomes particularly clear when comparing the area with the one used during the Love Parades in Berlin.150 As this circumstance implied a risk and the bottleneck at the ramp during peak hours was foreseeable (see Sec. 2.2), flow control was crucial for the safety of the Love Parade.
But the days of settling onto the couch uninterrupted for hours are over for the foreseeable future.
A commercial venture will certainly take up part of your research time -- several hours per week for the foreseeable future -- even with experts at the technology transfer office helping you out with time-consuming tasks like patent searches, market research, and registering your venture as a company with the tax office and Companies House.
The staffer will work about 20 hours a week for as long as needed in the foreseeable future, Hatch said.
Plans under way include what is described as a Never-ending Festival — a 24-hour projection of up to 10 films at once for the foreseeable future.
Thus, although 1 to 3 hours are generally enough, the incubation time for a given species is not foreseeable and the appropriate length of digestion has to be determined experimentally before undertaking large-scale DNA isolations.
