Sentence examples for in a foreseeable from inspiring English sources

By supplying weapons to Israel, including submarines, Germany risked being complicit in "a foreseeable crime," Mr. Grass wrote.

Myocardial tissue engineering is less advanced yet, but the dramatic progress in stem cell technologies made cardiac repair with engineered heart grafts a realistic option for patients with malformations and heart failure in a foreseeable future.

3The macroeconomic study of Bouhga-Hagbe (2006) shows that because of the altruistic motive that partly drives remittances to Morocco, a sudden drop or reversal of remittances inflows is unlikely in a foreseeable future, as those who receive this assistance are likely to continue to depend on them for a while.

They argued that a preventive approach to species conservation is required for protecting species that may not be threatened at present but may become so in a foreseeable future.

The use of the product was easily understood and benefits could be achieved in a foreseeable time period by following the formula "two bowls - two meals - two weeks".

Unfortunately, we are not likely to be able to perform high (theory) level ab initio calculations of larger α-glucan fragments in a foreseeable future.

Sullivan, like most human beings, took pleasure in delaying a foreseeable climax, and he drifted along unobtrusively in the admiral's wake.

Penned in 1992 and set in 2021, P.D. James's envisions a foreseeable future in which the human population has become infertile and an authoritative Warden of England retains order where anarchy could easily come to dominate.

Concurrently, with increase in gas prices, driven by a foreseeable fossil fuel depletion in the future, developments in the automotive sector, and environmental concerns, penetration of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) has been increasing.

For the 1986 legislative elections the FN took advantage of a new proportional representation system that had been imposed by Mitterrand in order to moderate a foreseeable defeat for his PS.

Therefore, we indicate that such logic strips a foreseeable promise in application of intelligent point-of-care and in-field diagnostics.