Sentence examples for foreseeing with from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, such critics urge on conceptual grounds that no clear distinctions can be drawn in these matters, that foreseeing with certainty is indistinguishable from intending (Bennett 1981), that omitting is one kind of causing (Schaffer 2012), and so forth.

He is likely to remain unfit for a period that cannot be foreseen with any accuracy.

The only problem we foresee with it is that the track connectors are plastic so might fall out with heavy use.

Broad wrote about the company again in May, 2003, reporting in the Times that "no problems are foreseen" with the salvage of the vessel.

"I can remember," he wrote, "standing above the construction site for the Cross-Bronx Expressway, weeping for my neighborhood (whose fate I foresaw with nightmarish precision), vowing remembrance and revenge".

I foresee (with some insider's knoweldge), that the near future will bring great strides for the "around the mountain" users out there.

What cultural or economic impact might you foresee with the introduction of the new company?" After a few minutes, ask students to share and compare their responses.

Alderson, who was a platoon commander and executive officer in the Marine Corps in 1970-71, may eventually put his immediate competitive drive behind him and pursue the trades that Mets fans foresee with mixed feelings.

Nonetheless, and paradoxically, Mekas foresaw with a prophetic intensity the radical changes that would come both to the cinema and to the world at large as a result of technological advances.

But there's a long way still to go and a wide range of reasons why the outcome of this year's race for City Hall is hard to foresee with certainty.

Whether or not his intelligence agencies foresaw with clarity the spectre of ISIS rising, the President let them and the rest of the world know that he didn't want to go back into Iraq or get entangled in Syria — not even to the extent of flying regular surveillance drones over the region.