Some technologists say that once faster networks are deployed, new uses will emerge that cannot be foreseen today.
The results, which show that the 10-year $5.6 trillion surplus foreseen two years ago has mostly disappeared, has propelled President Bush into a budgetary conversion.
The tension between Shiites and Sunnis, whose privileges are now threatened, was foreseen a decade ago by Kanan Makiya, a returned Iraqi exile, in his book "Cruelty and Silence".
Who really thinks that a prognosticator consulting a crystal ball 75 years ago, on the eve of the Depression, could have foreseen today's high-tech medicine?
Clearly, the camp where Tony Haynes died had problems that his parents could not have foreseen; this week the camp was shut down.
1937 Coney Island Rehabilitation Submitted NEW YORK — The transformation of Coney Island from a "honkytonk" resort, where millions of New York natives and visitors amuse themselves and cool off on sweltering summer days into a second Jones Beach, orderly and landscaped, was foreseen today [Dec.
It will begin on September 1st, when Mrs Merkel and her challenger, Peer Steinbrück, will have their only televised duel.For Mrs Merkel, this seasonal torpor is fortuitous, for it coincides with a controversy that nobody could have foreseen a year ago.
Finally, we'd like to announce, with tremendous relief, that once Mr. Pepall and the folks in Quality Control go (and after Mr. Sonnenfeld is replaced with voice mail) no further layoffs are foreseen this quarter.
A new rechargeable battery technology cannot be foreseen today that surpasses this.
