Sentence examples for have foreseen with from inspiring English sources

The fall-out from the UK vote to leave the European Union over the weekend seems to have surpassed just about what anyone could ever have foreseen, with mass resignations from shadow cabinet, a leadership rift among the Conservatives, reports of racism fuelled by the result, concerns voiced in China and Japan over the threat to the global economy, and oh so much more.

Nor could he have foreseen that with the significant rise in longevity over the 20th century, cases of Alzheimer's disease would skyrocket into the millions.

Who, three years ago, could have foreseen elections there with millions of women voting.

Who would have foreseen that noodle bars with communal tables (Wagamama) would be a worldwide hit?

If he could have foreseen what would happen with the Yankees -- four championships in the last five years -- Velarde said he would have made a different decision.

While Henry Ford couldn't have foreseen this cooperative venture with General Motors when he said, "Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success," the agreement does appear to fulfill his vision regarding manufacturing efficiency.

Dennis Henigan, the legal director of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a gun control advocacy group, said the jury's finding exposed dangers in the design of the gun that a responsible manufacturer should have foreseen, as could happen with other consumer products.

Better still, these arrests had brought him into contact with the stars themselves, a development in his career which he could never possibly have foreseen, and which filled him with a sort of childlike, or at least adolescent, wonder.

Yet when the TV advertising market was facing its nadir last summer nobody could have foreseen that an animated meerkat with a bizarre Russian accent might boost the ad industry by tens of millions of pounds.

Well, he was wrong about Iraq, of course, but I don't think that anyone then could have foreseen or imagined the incompetence with which the Americans there assumed their colonial role.

OSHA basically said that Walmart should have foreseen what could go wrong with a Black Friday crowd, and an administrative law judge agreed.