Nobody foresees much more than some bland speechifying and a photo-opportunity.
It does not foresee much trouble in the job market, projecting unemployment of 4.5-4.75 4.5-4.75%r and nexthis year
But, given his views, it is hard to foresee much progress on it.Doing the splitsMr Lamy's approach will disappoint free-traders.
The economy could well grow between 3% and 4%, at an annual rate, in the first quarter, and some analysts foresee much the same in the second quarter.
The Republican-controlled Senate must vote on Ms. Crotty's nomination,, but aides to the majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, said they did not foresee much opposition.
With these two defenses, Henning doesn't foresee much spectacular offense but warned of possible "big-time plays" by the two explosive wide receivers, Troy Brown of the Patriots and Steve Smith of the Panthers.
Don't let it scare you that Callenbach mentions the bogeyman Karl Marx, who was not of course a Leninist or a Stalinist or a Maoist but an analyst, one who foresaw much that has happened, as John Lanchester (entertainingly, as usual) details in this London Review of Books piece celebrating Marx's 193rd birthday.
Your critics like to say that in addition to foreseeing much that has come to pass — like predicting in 1983 that a computer would dominate humans in chess by the late '90s — you have also made plenty of erroneous predictions, like writing in 1999 that there would be continuous economic growth for the United States and a consistently rising stock market through 2019.
The man who foresaw much of the current activity, Robert D. Ballard, who found the Titanic in 1985 and the Bismarck in 1989, announced his latest discovery in July: PT 109, John F. Kennedy's wartime boat, which a Japanese destroyer rammed and sank in the South Pacific in 1943.
Doyle doesn't foresee much use for voice enabled spreadsheets: "Having to read off the cells and rows every time will be much more difficult," he explains.
