Sentence examples for foreseen that the from inspiring English sources

Should Friedman have foreseen that the war would be waged incompetently?

She said Pistorius could not reasonably have foreseen that the shots he fired would kill Steenkamp.

Young Toynbee could scarcely have foreseen that the entire imperial edifice would crumble in his lifetime.

"How could the accused reasonably have foreseen that the shots he fired would kill the deceased?" she asked.

"How could the accused reasonably have foreseen that the shot he fired would kill the deceased?" she said.

He must have foreseen that the pint-supping would have a public outing, and may well have given Farage permission to tip off the SoS.

How could I have foreseen that the tradition of striptease as we'd known it for some three decades was on the verge of its demise?

Had we foreseen that the country would collapse into such bloody mayhem after the invasion we would not have supported it.All that said, where does Iraq stand now?

It can be foreseen that the drugs will shorten life somewhat but the purpose of the action is to reduce pain.

But I think it's unlikely that we could have foreseen that the German team would nick from under our noses not just the tournament but the song.

You can be found culpable on what is known as secondary liability on the basis that you must have foreseen that the person you were with might commit a violent act, even if you didn't actually join in.