Sentence examples for foreseen to bring from inspiring English sources

In 2019, when Lyft is foreseen to bring $3.5 billion, the firm anticipates a $500 million adjusted profit.

In this humongous task, change in the mindset of the marketers, policy and decision makers is collectively foreseen to bring out changes in the ideology and perception of the change makers.

Launch is foreseen to occur in 2018, as the designed timetable, and the mission would last about 10 years, bringing back a 150 g subsurface sample within a small re-entry capsule.

The court, Masipa commented, citing another preceding judgment, "should guard against proceeding from "ought to have foreseen" to "must have foreseen" and thence to "by necessary inference in fact foresaw" the possible consequences of the conduct being inquired into".

SAF operations are foreseen to start in 2004.

It is not foreseen to use observatory data.

Yet, in an industry where accountability is nonexistent, it's difficult to foresee how the union would be able to bring justice to mistreated members.

His agenda will be very immediate, as Senator Al Franken of Minnesota has foreseen, warning of a "witchhunt in an effort to bring down the Obama Administration".

"I wouldn't foresee people coming into Britain immediately being allowed to bring children to go through the state system," he said.

But I wouldn't foresee people coming into Britain immediately being allowed to bring children to go through the state system.

The role of the laymen is to bring the specialists' knowledge down to earth and foresee its possible side-effects in everyday life.