followed this simple rule of thumb, it might have foreseen not only the American excesses at the heart of the crisis in 2008 but also the woes in Greece, Italy, Portugal and Ireland.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman appeared with Ms. Browner today and foresaw not only cleaner air but happier times in the Corn Belt if ethanol, now a distant second to M.T.B.E. in popularity as an additive, were used much more.
It can be easily foreseen not only that more and more data will be available, but also that the scientists who will need to access and analyze them will not be limited to molecular biologists, geneticists and bioinformaticians, as it has been mostly the case so far, but will include clinical researchers and in the future also medical doctors.
With ArchReco prototype, the current research work foresees the examination not only of the impact that the recommendations of Design Patterns may have on Software Design and more specifically the High Level Software Design, but also in terms of the impact that Context Awareness, as a recommendation mechanism, has on proposing Design Patterns.
Those who know the citizenship system say it's dumbfounding that Mr. Gonzalez did not foresee the surge, not only because the fees went way up, but also because 2008 is a presidential election year — always a time when would-be citizens hurry to get their papers in.
During the debate over the bill in the Senate, Iowa Senator William B. Allison foresaw, "they would not only be souvenirs for this day and generation but would be transmitted ... to the 200 millions that were to dwell here in the future.
A new bill on the Protection of Cultural Heritage, expected to be passed by the Greek parliament in coming months, not only foresees increased punishment for those who deal with trafficked antiquities but also ensures the long arm of the law will extend beyond Greece.
The road map foreseen by the accord not only cannot be enforced, I believe large parts of society will fight back".
He was a talented physician and researcher who not only foresaw the future of medicine and the true purpose of research, but understood that collaboration and cooperation among institutions and organizations was necessary in order to bring developments to patients as quickly as possible.
