Sentence examples for foresees it from inspiring English sources
The "participation" gaming channel "ITV Play" will start broadcasting on Freeview this April, and the group foresees it bringing in some $35 million in profit for its first full year.
But he foresees it being dominated by fund-management firms, such as his own Intellectual Ventures, collectively constituting a new alternative asset class that he calls "invention capital .The idea of raising money to invest explicitly in creating patents is not new, Mr Myhrvold notes: that is what Thomas Edison did.
That, says a PRI strategist, is what his party foresees: it is sure of about 165 districts, and expects (perhaps optimistically?) 42-43% of the total vote.The second qualification is that, in the national poll, only "valid" votes count and that excludes all cast for any party that gets under 2%.
After failing to find enough support, Dimas said: "The number of 168 votes is a clear parliamentary majority but as the constitution foresees it does not allow my election … what is important, now, is the interests of the country and the Greek people … what unites us is Greece".
As a private person one may rightfully use force in defense of oneself or others even if the force is such that one foresees it is likely or even certain to kill; but one's intention in using such lethal force must not be to kill, but only to disable and block the attack (and less lethal force would not have met the need for defensive blocking of the assault).
J. C. Jenkins, who interprets Pepper as making the jobs of parliamentary draftsmen much easier in some ways, also foresees it as making the job more difficult.
Some economists argue that the downturn was entirely foreseeable and others remind us all that they did foresee it and that their warnings and advice went unheard.
We foresee it happening next year.
Who could have foreseen it?
