Sentence examples similar to foreseen time of release from inspiring English sources

I remain surprised that Gibson wouldn't have foreseen the consequences of releasing the photofit or letting the killer know he had once used the name Peter.

The fact that financial markets cannot foresee the time of default of a company makes the reduced-form models well accepted by practitioners.

The need to build extra kitchens had not been foreseen at the time of the £600m announcement.

No such concordat is foreseen this time.

He can foresee a time when most of the planet is owned by billionaires.

SEVERAL of the recently published lists of travel-related predictions for 2009 (this, for example) have foreseen booming times for budget hotels.

But the fact is that I couldn't foresee ahead of time that what I hoped for would be impossible.

The customer representative is constantly under pressure and may experience difficulties in foreseeing the adequacy of a release plan.

I don't foresee a time where it will truly inhibit the growth of multinational companies like Philip Morris and British-American Tobacco.

Dr. Nabel and other flu experts foresee a time when seasonal flu shots are a thing of the past, replaced by long-lasting vaccines.

He cannot foresee a time when mechanical locks won't be part of our daily life.