They aren't going to start businesses unless they foresee demand for goods and services; and everyone knows that demand is flat because there are no jobs.
Tom Downey, a Boeing spokesman, said his company foresaw demand of more than 900 planes in that category.
The company foresees "substantial demand for nuclear fuel," he added, while conceding that global jitters from the crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan "do create some uncertainty".
The last time London numbers were changed the Office of Telecommunications said it expected no further changes, but it apparently did not foresee the demand for new numbers caused by the Internet, fax machines and the explosion in cell phone use.
"We foresee market demand for ePaper displays in these applications reaching $5 billion by 2016".
The aircraft manufacturers foresee a demand for aircraft to cope with the increased traffic and fleet renewal in the coming years.
Foreseeing a demand for petroleum products, he built a refinery, and also invested his own money in the Lac La Belle, a swift Great Lakes steamer.
The spokeswoman said the company decided to abandon the NuMachine operations because it foresees more demand for the artificial intelligence-aided machine, dubbed the "Explorer" system.
In addition to the country increasingly becoming a tourist destination, we foresee the demand for our products especially in the resorts and lodges where it will be promoted.
When she was asked to account for why she had failed to order enough of the new Salk polio vaccine, her response, uttered after countless years of polio epidemics and summers of sheer terror, was virtually immortal: "No one could have foreseen the public demand for the vaccine". This year's Hobby Award goes to the Obama administration for failing to foresee the upheaval in Egypt.
A new report from the International Energy Agency, based in Paris, foresees rising demand for virgin plastics sustaining the global oil and gas sector to 2050, offsetting a projected slowdown in demand for transport fuels.
