Sentence examples for hardly foreseeable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Infantino's ascent to perhaps the most powerful position in sports was hardly foreseeable several months ago.

Increased demand for customised products, sophisticated scheduling requirements caused by shorter product life cycle and hardly foreseeable disturbances have created a new challenge for the manufacturing industry.

A new goal-based approach to measure usability of web sites is presented, strongly taking into account the customers' expectations, which are often hardly foreseeable as a whole.

That stance can be criticised on several counts: that conditions in Syria now, and for the foreseeable future, are hardly conducive to credible elections; that this is a devious Russian plan to assist Assad to a new mandate, and – less convincingly – that the distinction between the future of Assad the individual and the preservation of the Syrian state is somehow spurious.

Only a radical transformation of the market and of consumer preferences may save the day, but this hardly seems likely in the foreseeable future.

Right now, and for the foreseeable future, those winds are hardly favorable to New York or any other city that believes in public transportation.

A company like A. T. & T. is hardly likely to go bankrupt in the foreseeable future, but, after Lehman's collapse, lenders were so skittish that A. T. & T. couldn't get commercial-paper loans that lasted longer than overnight.

But the American market, says Ms Gibbs, is so large that this hardly matters.Sceptics argue, on the other hand, that prospects for the entire wireless sector are grim for the foreseeable future, and that Vodafone is merely the best of a bad bunch.

"But it's not foreseeable".

Both developments were wholly foreseeable.

This emergency was foreseeable.