Columbia University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences reduced its admission of Ph.D. candidates by about 10 percent in 2009 — in response to the economy as well as a lackluster academic job market for graduates — and the numbers aren't likely to rebound in the foreseeable future, says Carlos J. Alonso, the school's dean.
Talk of the industry, which Mr. DeMarco believes "will not rebound for the foreseeable future," seems in some ways to have already been consumed by these old flames, which were lighted and nurtured by his illuminated manuscripts, gilt-edged bindings, illustrated editions of Chaucer, and ancient bronze statues.
From my perspective, we have reasons to be sanguine about the market; U.S. consumer spending remains strong, interest rates are historically low (and we expect them to stay low for the foreseeable future), oil prices are not likely to rebound sharply, and the American economy is still the shining beacon for the rest of the world.
Speaking as oil hit a near six-month low, Bob Dudley cautioned that the price looked set to remain around its recent depressed level for the foreseeable future – although he would not be drawn on when he thought it would rebound.
Unless new information emerges on the health benefits of Twister, rebounding is likely to remain the most painless (and ridiculous-looking) way to detox for the foreseeable future.
Using its stock phrase to indicate that it is leaving the door open to further rate cuts if the economy does not rebound soon, the Fed said "the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate economic weakness in the foreseeable future".
"Between the rebounding of the economy and the cutback in inventory, the airlines have more pricing power, and I expect that to continue for the foreseeable future," Mr. Winship said.
"But it's not foreseeable".
Both developments were wholly foreseeable.
This emergency was foreseeable.
