Sentence examples for foreseen a shift from inspiring English sources

With hindsight, the Guardian had accurately foreseen a shift of the global, social and scientific tectonic plates, and the arrival of an era of ecological politics.

But who foresaw a shift that has left Western strategists uneasily eyeing Beijing's century?

Thus, the UBS Phillips & Drew Global Research Group said it foresaw a shift in equity performance.

Even companies that rely on investment spending in China say that they foresee a shift toward more consumer spending.

Some influential Pentagon planners foresee a shift in military strategy to emphasize the Pacific theater over Europe.

PAGE B3 Civil Rights Chairman Envisions New Tactics The new chairman of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, Gerald A. Reynolds, foresees a shift from the confrontational approach used by his predecessor, a move his associates feel is needed at an agency they see as outmoded.

"Company" seemed to foresee a shift in attitude that would not take shape until decades later, when the years of "An Unmarried Woman" had passed and the repercussions of divorce came under scrutiny.

In 1967, Edward Heath, then leader of the British Conservative Party, gave a series of lectures at Harvard in which he presciently foresaw "a shift in power in the modern world," in the form of a reorientation of American interest from Europe to Asia.

Mr. Kieninger also foresaw a catastrophic shift of the earth's crust.

Mr. Otteau foresees a "structural shift" in housing demand that will come into sharper focus in the region when the overall market improves.

As phosphoproteomic technologies mature we foresee a paradigm shift.