Sentence examples for foreseen to create from inspiring English sources

Compactness is foreseen to create urban microclimates that help reduce energy consumption in buildings.

For the communication with the interested parties and the public at large during the process it is foreseen to create an Internet Forum, and use press conferences, press releases and interviews.

However, in the current API it is foreseen to generate skeletons for reporting using the validation results created by extensive testing during model construction, allowing subsequent user-entered explanations about mechanisms.

SAF operations are foreseen to start in 2004.

It is not foreseen to use observatory data.

Even more important, CBS's executives are so encouraged by the early ratings results that they foresee the potential "to create a whole new model for summer programming" said David F. Poltrack, the network's chief research executive.

Congressional leaders have indicated that they do not foresee the need to create a new agency like the R.T.C. because the government is now buying mortgage-backed securities rather than taking over real estate.

As the condition of the perturbation is unknown and therefore more difficult to foresee and thus to create a preprogrammed reflex pattern, this method may better resemble real life conditions such as unexpected trips or slips during patient handling.

I can foresee brands being eager to create sets and replace their slideshows with Modi embeds that can collect this valuable data.

Oxman adds that she foresees the process being adapted to create much larger structures.

But even I did not foresee that contraception would join to create a trifecta of social sexual issues that utterly dominate the American values and political discourse.