Sentence examples similar to foreseeing eventualities from inspiring English sources
"No human plan can possibly foresee all eventualities," he noted.
"Though no human plan can possibly foresee all eventualities," he wrote, "I can say without hesitation that extensive efforts are being taken by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to make certain that all who minister to God's people in this archdiocese do so with personal integrity, trustworthiness, and zeal -- all the qualities of the Good Shepherd".
The British foresaw this eventuality & devoted much of their energy to checking Russia by making Afghanistan a buffer nation across the invasion route.
The safety net of direct enforceability would mean that where our legislators fail to foresee every eventuality, the courts could ensure no individual suffers while waiting for necessary statutory amendments to close the gaps.
Understanding that they can't foresee every eventuality, we suggest that they keep open a Plan B in case their new guidelines don't do the job: the F.C.C. should keep open its proceedings to redefine broadband as a telecom service.
No one can foresee every eventuality.
In negotiation, it's impossible to foresee every possible eventuality.
The government, which never foresaw such an eventuality, seems unsure.
No doubt, we should have foreseen such an eventuality.
If the other gang members did foresee such an eventuality, that wasn't just evidence of assistance but "automatic authorisation" of the crime.
The health board said HIW recognised the unpredictable nature of mental health disorders and that it was not always possible to foresee every potential eventuality.
