Sentence examples for foresight in a from inspiring English sources

Typically, models of induced technological change in climate economics are based on perfect foresight in a deterministic world.

An action case study demonstrates an effective integration of collaborative planning using long-range foresight in a hierarchical government research organization.

The elder Mr. Wu extols Huaxi's splendor — and the Beijing government's wisdom and foresight — in a lengthy lecture given each morning in an auditorium packed with hundreds of tourists.

His courageous initiative, inspiring leadership, and judicious foresight in a crisis of grave responsibility were in keeping with the finest traditions of the United States Naval Service.

Fadden, also, showed effective foresight in a 2010 CBC interview, when he warned Canada's main threats came from cyber warfare and homegrown radicalization.

Only one study tested for functional maturation of temporal foresight in a temporal discounting task where participants have to choose between an immediate but smaller reward and a larger but delayed reward.

Among authors who analysed foresight in an organisation mostly as human or organisational competences are Major et al. [44], Cunha et al. [42], and Bootz [45].

Rice exhibited what was described as a "rare foresight" in greenlighting a film with an almost unknown lead actress.

"The new owners of Bradford Bulls are to be congratulated on their foresight in purchasing a club which we always knew was a very attractive proposition.

Some praised Mr. Parks's foresight in carrying a knife, and his courage in using it.

When asked by Councilman Jeffrey Lalloway if it's a reasonable hurdle without major cuts to services, Joyce responded, "I don't think one should blindly follow it, but increasing our reserves when we're as dependent as we are on sales tax is wise". Council members took turns praising staff's cost controls and the city's foresight in keeping a reserve — and actually using it.