Sentence examples for foreseeing the end from inspiring English sources

Foreseeing the end of shuttle flights, the Obama administration and NASA last year proposed new plans, approved by Congress, to develop heavy-lift rockets for sending people deeper into space, to be ready perhaps after 2020.

Once he'd left Sicily and established himself in Pennsylvania, he apparently became Johnstown's first moonshiner; foreseeing the end of Prohibition, he had a scheme in place to start a legitimate distillery, a plan that was cut short by his early death.

"I could never foresee the end of Communism.

While no one foresees the end, everyone feels it coming.

Mr. Loodts did not foresee the end, at least not precisely.

Did not Marx foresee the end of capitalism, inevitably brought down by its internal contradictions?

This millennialism foresees the end of the rapacious aristocracy and the beginning of the peace of the commoner.

This property is used to foresee the end of the last AE by restarting the countdown at each trigger condition.

He believes that it was a mistake to foresee the end of the epidemic a few years ago.

The wider bill foresees the end in May of the state of emergency that has been in place in France since deadly jihadist attacks in Paris last November.

When Margaret Thatcher was elected, he foresaw "the end to that kind of freedom", and in 1980 left to work as an associate director at the National Theatre.