Sentence examples for foresees a change from inspiring English sources

Dan Parris of Mastic Beach, a promoter and musician, foresees a change in the industry.

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Nor does anyone foresee a change in the peculiarly Irish sociability of an event that for all its evening-dress formalities involves much merrymaking in the town's hotels with copious quantities of Wexford's speciality: a lethal brew of Guinness stout and champagne.

Do you foresee a change in the policy that forbids women from serving in combat?

Even with unemployment on the rise, Drinan doesn't foresee a change in employer attitudes.

Researchers in this field have found it extremely difficult to foresee how a change in the composition of the polymer solution will affect pore formation without a set of methods designed to yield detailed knowledge of the morphological structure.

Those in the industry foresee a huge change in the way people, especially in cities, think about getting around.

In 1260, Niccolò and Maffeo, while residing in Constantinople, then the capital of the Latin Empire, foresaw a political change; they liquidated their assets into jewels and moved away.

The criteria for exclusion are: having difficulty to properly understand written or spoken Spanish, foreseeing an address change and not being ascribed to the PHCC for the following year, and suffering from severe systemic disease or other limitations that prevent the patient from attending the PHCC for the follow-up visits.

Ban Ki Moon, the foreign minister, told reporters here on Monday that he foresaw no possibility of a change in "the immediate goal or purpose of our dispatch," which he said was "the rehabilitation of Iraq".

"There is no reason to foresee any change," says Toronto's Tim Bezbatchenko, adding he can see a place for Toronto FC's reserve side in a future Canadian league.