No one could have foreseen both the political impact of fate and his personal choices on Mayor Giuliani's campaign.
Moreover, Tocqueville's prediction of democracy as a vast and uniformly leveling power seemed to have miscarried by not foreseeing both the extent of the new inequalities and conflicts produced by industrialization and those produced by European nationalisms and imperialism.
Possibly he believes that the case for Kipling's imaginative work has been made, and that his own job is to stress the writer's success as a prophet, a Jeremiah who foresaw both world wars and the violence of empire's withdrawing tide.
No one at the time could have imagined that World War I wouldn't be "the war to end all wars," but Nostradamus foresaw both world wars.
The retention characteristics are extrapolated to 104 s, and a stable behavior is foreseen in both states of the device.
The DDE assumes the following scenario: agent X is considering performing an action T, which X foresees will produce both good/moral/just effects J and bad/immoral/unjust effects U.
But lots were both foreseeable and foreseen.
Both foresee major savings from merging operations with Newsday, including printing.
From then on it's white-knuckle, sweaty palm stuff as problems both foreseen and unanticipated arise and are confronted.
