Sentence examples for forethought of the from inspiring English sources

"The reason this community is what it is today is because of the forethought of the people who came before us," Mayor Bouwman said.

Admittedly, the latter isn't really the Duster's issue so much as a total lack of forethought on the part of myself and photographer Matthias, but still the point stands: things ain't looking promising.

Most significant was the purchase of three guided-missile destroyers, a decision of "ingenuity and forethought" on the part of Burrell and Navy Minister John Gorton, according to historian Tom Frame.

He used this again three years later in the "Forethought" of his book, The Souls of Black Folk (1903).

When using scenario planning, actors need not predict the exact future, rather the scenarios provide forethought on the range of possible relevant contingencies—"forethought, but not forecasting" [46].

This attention can come through more forethought on the implications of their project as a traveling technology, more research on the various elements involved in the project, such as ICT systems, and more funding allocated to project leadership and project leadership development during the development and early implementation phases of the project.

The forethought of their design allows the findings to be considered pragmatically and reconciles some unanswered questions regarding ECMO use.

With forethought, many of the difficulties we encountered may have been avoidable.

It was the only dish that evening that seemed arranged with the forethought of eye appeal.

One senior housing lawyer told me there had been insufficient forethought to the consequences of the shared ownership project.

Probing the wisdom and forethought of civilian ministers who send soldiers to fight is, rather, part of what democracy is about.