It was still a substantial quarterly rebound and many are foreseeing growth to come, especially from domestic demand, and that's probably possible for 2012," said Naomi Fink, head of Japan strategy at Jefferies Japan.
Although the battle for Raqqa is over, she, like most Syrians, foresees more fighting to come.
They could not have foreseen the changes to come between July and December.
Nobody watching the start of "Waltz with Bashir," a new animated film from Israel, could foresee the subtlety to come.
Maybe Lopez foresaw the doom to come because he appears to hop out of the way of his "shot" before it plops apologetically over the bar.
After the vote, Mr. Schumer, foreseeing the debate to come, said, "The only bottom line I've always had, and I think the Democrats have had, is we have to make sure the trigger is achievable and concrete".
In 2000, pre-9/11, Stanton was studying Al-Qaeda at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, at a time when no one foresaw the cataclysm to come.
The very term avant-garde implies an anticipation of society's will: the artist as advance guard, foreseeing trends or events to come.
There was no way for Ramsey, or anyone else, to foresee the plot twists to come, including Lin's unceremonious departure from the Knicks in July and his December return as a Houston Rocket.
Earlier, the 1936 film based on HG Wells's Things To Come foresaw a world war in 1940 that would return Britain to a dark age of tribes battling for depleted resources.
