Sentence examples similar to foreseeable lags from inspiring English sources
Parag Khanna wrote in 2008 that he believes that India is not, nor will it become a superpower for the foreseeable future, lagging decades behind China in both development and strategic appetite.
But while the new members' living standards will probably lag for the foreseeable future, they should be given equal status soon.
Mr. Picon added, however, that even if the law passed this year and new accommodation was made available in coming months, the supply of hotel rooms and serviced housing for expatriates would lag behind demand for the foreseeable future.
Apple's mapping initiative will almost certainly lag Google's for the foreseeable future in some regards, but adding this kind of flexible rich data approach would make it a lot more contextually useful.
The main findings indicate that African American children enter kindergarten lagging behind their white counterparts, and these differences are likely to persist for the foreseeable future (Neal [2006]).
Android and iOS will be neck and neck for the foreseeable future so unless Nokia gets on board at some point they're going to be lagging behind along with the other also rans, WebOS and Blackberry's QNX.
"But it's not foreseeable".
Both developments were wholly foreseeable.
The reaction was foreseeable.
This emergency was foreseeable.
