Who could have ever foreseen that?
Yeah, I hadn't always foreseen it.
As he wrote in his 1851 "Confession," a "radical defect in my nature" has always been "a love for the fantastic, for unusual, unheard-of adventures which open up vast horizons and the end of which cannot be foreseen".
East and west Ukraine have always been different; pessimists now foresee a rift, even a schism.The likeliest outcome is still on balance that the Yanukovich camp sits tight, hoping the snow will eventually drive Mr Yushchenko's people inside (though so far their ranks have been swelling).
"We have always known it is impossible to foresee every eligibility scenario," said Lance Van Auken, Little League Baseball's director of media relations and communications.
The problem with that, as the Ariane 5 proved, is that such limitations aren't always foreseen as problematic.
After the vote, Mr. Schumer, foreseeing the debate to come, said, "The only bottom line I've always had, and I think the Democrats have had, is we have to make sure the trigger is achievable and concrete".
"I didn't foresee needing to go to the state for help because I had always been independent and taken care of myself," Walsh said.
The parasite has prepared for such efforts, which it always foresees, by attaching itself so securely to the host that the host only damages itself in its wild struggles.
While lots of good is created, there are downsides we don't always foresee.
