Sentence examples for foreseen the impact from inspiring English sources

Even some union leaders agree that prices need to rise, but say industry officials should have foreseen the impact of higher fuel costs.

He was fairly prolific in his four seasons at Brondby but few could have foreseen the impact he would have at Carrow Road after his free transfer last summer.

No one has ever known what would come next from Derek Boshier, and nobody at all, I think, could have foreseen the impact of his present show (at the Totah-Stelling Gallery, 152 Wooster Street, through May 31).

Nor could he have foreseen the impact that industry would have on the world of fine art.

Economists have been blamed for not being able to explain or to have foreseen the impact and unfolding of the macroeconomic shocks and to deliver adequate policy analysis.

Even Steve Jobs could not have foreseen the impact of what he described as "a new application that lets users browse, search, purchase and download third party applications directly onto their iPhone".

Nevertheless, the researchers don't foresee the impact of the partisan divide waning anytime soon in democracies.

"I didn't foresee the impact on how the office functions, how people approach their jobs and each other, and the collegial interaction," said Scott Browning Gilly, TWG's third partner.

Second, adjustments of proportion, though expert sculptors tend to foresee the impact of size correctly: the head of Michelangelo's David is enlarged to correct for its distance from viewers.

Mr. Greenspan, who stepped down from the Fed in January 2006, candidly admitted that he did not foresee the impact of subprime lending practices, telling Lesley Stahl on CBS that "I really didn't get it until very late in 2005 and 2006".

They did not foresee the impact and rise of the personal computer and they didn't foresee client/server computing.