After all, the agency should have foreseen that its mission needed to change well before Sept. 11.
We have foreseen to analyze the reduction of referrals of each professional related to the ones before the implementation of the study.
Anybody might have foreseen that that….
VIOLET: And who could have foreseen that?
Anybody might have foreseen that that would be.
Even Mrs Thatcher could hardly have foreseen that.
It seems to have foreseen, even before last September's royally endorsed military coup, that the army and the monarchy were about to move into the centre of the action.The bloodless putsch, toppling an elected prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, delighted many Bangkok residents, who turned out in droves to have their photographs taken beaming beside the soldiers on the streets.
Maybe they could have foreseen some of this before the wedding, but it takes a few disastrous weeks in Europe to send them scurrying back to their respective lives before they knew each other -- for a while, that is.
Giuliani admitted that he would not have foreseen the rise of Islamic State before the withdrawal of most US forces from Iraq, under a timeline set by George W Bush and followed by Barack Obama, following difficult negotiations with Baghdad.
The people of Egypt have spoken, and before it happened, nobody could have foreseen how fast or how effective it was going to be.
Back in 1993, just before the Internet boom, who would have foreseen the rise of Napster, or eBay, or Amazon?
