Sentence examples for foreseeing a possible from inspiring English sources

"I don't think anyone would say that is ideal," the general said Monday, foreseeing a possible outcome that stands in contrast to President Barack Obama's declaration that Gadhafi must go.

She foresees a possible shakeup of the board, as well as the possibility of selling some of its shares back Alibaba Group and Softbank, Yahoo's major partners in Asia.

He also foresaw a possible end to painting.

Steven Kandarian, the executive director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, gave a speech earlier this month in which he foresaw a possible "general revenue transfer" -- polite words for a bailout of the agency.

It could be argued that children do not have the capability to foresee a possible critical situation when, for example, running out behind a bus.

Although this bank's short-term future is guaranteed, some foresee a possible run on the bank as strict restrictions on withdrawals and transfers are lifted.

As for the recent run-up in energy prices Greenspan foresees a possible moderation in prices ahead even though he acknowledges that "…increased demand and lagging additions to productive capacity have combined to absorb a significant amount of the slack in energy markets that was essential in containing energy prices between 1985 and 2000".

If a form of international supervision is foreseen for a possible post-Gaddafi Libya, this precedent ought to be borne in mind.

Serological testing of sentinel chickens and backyard poultry is foreseen as a possible alternative in case the planned activities on resident birds could be not carried out.

Dr Crawford Moodie of the University of Stirling foresees a possible domino effect in Europe, once the first country makes its move.

On the other hand you cannot foresee all possible paths a user might take through an interactive data visualization, so an introduction for your audience will be helpful.