Sentence examples for foresees significant from inspiring English sources
The company's short-term business conditions are difficult, he added, but he foresees significant improvement over the next three years.
The final report foresees significant improvements in gas mileage over the next 15 years, instead of the 6 to 10 years cited in the executive summary of the draft, and does not include a statement that fuel-economy gains can be made with minimal changes in vehicles' weight and minimal effects on safety.
The latest technical study from the IPCC (www.ipcc.ch and references therein) on climate change and water resources reports abnormal permafrost thawing [1,2], a longer growing season [3-5], an increase of subsurface water drainage [6] and foresees significant changes in the distribution of plants and their productivity for arctic and sub-arctic regions [4].
"We foresee significant income for the state of Israel".
Although the company is clearly emphasizing its digital future, Leonard Riggio said he did not foresee significant store closings.
The agencies foresee significant growth in both occupations in each state, including 46percentt more home health aides in New Jersey in 2012 than in 2002, and 34percentt more personal and home care aides in New York.
Mr. Kallstrom, a senior adviser to Gov. George E. Pataki and director of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, said that the plans were reviewed months ago by the Police Department and that he did not foresee significant changes, but added that the design might be modified "so that we can react to whatever threat we're at here in the city".
Among the mid-caps defence group Qinetiq climbed 7.4p to 202.5p after analysts at Barclays moved from equal weight to overweight and raised their price target from 210p to 220p: From a trading perspective it is difficult to foresee significant earnings growth, outside of the impact of the share buyback programme, over the next year or so with the current portfolio of businesses and prospects.
Some analysts have predicted that UN sanctions would do little to affect Irans economy, others foresee significant changes to the market (See "Iran Nuclear Sanctions Would Affect Markets") and Hamid Reza Soulkouhi, a columnist for the independent newspaper Mardomsalari, said the sanctions would reduce the confidence of foreign investors.
The installation of these instruments requires the design and set-up of new neutron guides with geometrical and optical features imposed by the positioning of the instruments in the neutron guide hall and by the foreseen significant improvement of the instrument performance.
A survey in America last month by Ernst & Young found that "although corporate America foresees a significant workforce shortage as boomers retire, it is not dealing with the issue".
