Sentence examples for has foreseen a from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be a Luddite — or Prince Charles, who, famously, has foreseen a world reduced to gray goo by avaricious and out-of-control technology — to recognize that synthetic biology, if it truly succeeds, will make it possible to supplant the world created by Darwinian evolution with one created by us.

Equally, the prince could not have foreseen a younger public hungry for a new architecture.

Sakharov could not have foreseen a new kind of coming together of cultures.

Duckworth-Lewis had foreseen a pub lunch – and so it came to pass.

When asked if he had foreseen a 62 when the week began, Woods could only joke.

The question is whether David Cameron and others should have foreseen a disaster in the making.

When asked if he could have foreseen a contemporary art exhibition on the scale of the bienali when he arrived in Mardin from Istanbul a decade ago, Mr. Irmak laughed.

How many would have foreseen a national conversation – in public and in private – that revolves around the three Rs: renovation, recipes and resorts?

With Camby missing because of a strained left groin, no one could have foreseen a dominating rebounding performance by the Knicks.

Or will he yield the stage and spotlight to Mr. Licitra, half his age, for whom some have foreseen a career of Pavarottian promise.

I imagine Benjamin Black (aka John Banville) might have foreseen a similar reaction to his first two mysteries, Christine Falls and The Silver Swan.