Sentence examples for foresight to develop from inspiring English sources

Post-independence governments lacked the foresight to develop a national identity that would include all ethnic groups, Mr. Saravanamuttu said.

As John Keeling, his successor as director of brewing, says, he dug deep into the Fuller's recipe books to revive such old styles as London Porter, and he also had the foresight to develop bottle-conditioned beers – beers with active yeast – that will age and improve over several years.

It's unclear if RIM's future is in old smartphone designs, but at least the company had the foresight to develop a competitive virtual keyboard.

It takes hard work and foresight to develop and nourish a company culture.

I wanted a real American college experience and since I only had the foresight to develop my design skills, I had limited options on where I could live like a normal American college kid and get a decent education in the liberal arts.

A chemical industry company found a white space foresight project so valuable that management wanted additional foresight projects to develop a new product idea pipeline.

The analysis conducted was based on the model of dynamic allocation of rents originally demonstrated in Kaplinsky (2004), which was supplemented by elements of Foresight analysis to develop sectoral and horizontal policy recommendations to increase the effectiveness of participation of Russian companies in the corresponding GVCs.

Mr. Ng, the collector, said that the brands doing best in China were those that had had the foresight to get in early and develop a strong marketing strategy.

To prepare for a faster, fundamentally shifting, and more interconnected world, which is increasingly global and local, and shaped by actors within and beyond government, the OECD is developing and using global foresight to get ahead of emerging global policy challenges and enable anticipatory global governance.

"The beauty of this paper is in the completeness of what he did; it's in the foresight it took to develop over a decade or more a whole suite of new methods to tackle a problem they saw as fundamental, " Dr. Dubnau said, referring to the Chiang team's work.

Unions now must have the foresight and solidarity to develop strike and defense funds well in advance that are substantial enough to respond when corporations waltz up to Wall Street or Bay Street or the equivalent financial district in any major city in the world and nab the loan they want to smash a union.