Sentence examples for foresees in from inspiring English sources

Joseph A. Califano Jr.'s otherwise outstanding article on the revolution he foresees in American health care (Op-Ed, March 25) omitted two issues.

The decline he foresees in China flows in part from extrapolated demographic, economic and policy trends; so does his exalted view of the United States.

The test set-up foresees in most of the typical ITER operation conditions, e.g. primary vacuum and the secondary vacuum, blanket cooling and component cooling conditions.

Importantly, whilst the Directive's Annex foresees in a minimum quantity of dried feed containing digestible fibers, it expressly excludes this requirement for the production of veal calves for white meat.

Devolution may not unleash anything as dark as the "sleeping dragon" of English resentment that Mr Hague foresees in his speech (and to which he still has no clear answer of his own).

After I read of the horrors that Evan Osnos foresees in a hypothetical Trump Administration, it seemed perverse to wish he had said more, but I did ("President Trump's First Term," September 26th).

A full withdrawal is foreseen in 2017.

What trends do you foresee in your field?

Those outcomes highlight the difficulties foreseen in the use of viral vectors in somatic gene therapy.

The explosion in digital technology that Gingrich foresaw in 1984 has come off, with a bang.

There are other plot twists to foresee in the drama This is England, 2016.