Sentence examples for foresight to reflect from inspiring English sources

In 1998, U.K. plant biologist Giles Oldroyd (pictured left), just after receiving Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, had the foresight to reflect on where the great unanswered questions lay in plant biology.

we have ample opportunity to reflect on the foresight of Aristotle's rider: "a is F" and "a is not F" cannot both hold in the same sense, at the same time, and in the same respect.

This is again a simplifying assumption, but is intended to reflect the notion that inventors/scientists do not possess the foresight to know in advance which innovations will be most effective [38], and so may expend effort and time on ultimately fruitless lines of research.

Steeper temporal discounting in the task has been associated with impulsiveness and is thought to reflect 'myopia for the future', i.e., problems with temporal foresight [ 29, 60].

To reflect the globalized world today, a global and European perspective has been one criterion to select relevant foresight studies containing high level scenarios to use as starting point to explore potential packaging implications.

"He needs to reflect.

Wechsler pauses to reflect.

To reflect.

Take time to reflect.

Decent foresight, to be fair.

Congratulate yourself for having the foresight to procrastinate.