Sentence examples for foreseeing on from inspiring English sources

I'm not left wing, but what makes me bitter is something I had no way of foreseeing on 22 December 1989: the fact that the communists who mutated into capitalists have stolen from Romania any chances of real democratic evolution.

The application designer would design various service graphs for the possible foreseen on-body placement of the sensors.

~2 ms ~0.2 ms foreseen on-state losses negligible <5 mΩ ~100 mΩ (estimated) foreseen max break current ~4 kA, (possibly 5 kA) 5 kA (possibly 10 kA) To be further investigated (~6 kA) scalability yes yes yes complexity medium medium high.

"Did one feel a progression toward something different?" Cannily foreseeing that, on his deathbed, he might be unable to voice a coherent response, he had even devised a code of eye movements to express his answers.

These are the jubilant scenes we foresaw on this blog at 8.45am.

What impact do you foresee on the economy and the insurance business?

A modest decline is foreseen on Tuesday in the Institute for Supply Management survey of manufacturing conditions.

With the innovations Mr. Epstein foresees on the Web, publishing will become a cottage industry once again.

The current mood could not have been foreseen on the opening day of the season, an entertaining 2-2 home draw against Everton that followed a summer of considerable spending.

How Liverpool cope with the damage is the great conundrum of pre-season, answers ranging from another title challenge – foreseen on this occasion – consolidation in the top four or squeezed back to the margins all carrying weight.

Even so early the accusations of blasphemy were in the air (and in the publishers' mail room) but the notion that the leader of Iran might pronounce a death sentence on a law-abiding British citizen was not something to foresee on that warm autumn evening, as Salman and I stood chatting outside the Guildhall, where the Booker ceremony is held.