Sentence examples for initially foresee from inspiring English sources

The original timetable for the 3,300-strong 3,300-strongd African force – backed by western logistics, money and intelligence services – did not initially foresee full deployment before September due to logisticAfricantraints.

Joe Gill, an analyst at Goodbody Stockbrokers in Dublin, said the repayment demanded was a far cry from the 10 million euros initially foreseen.

Mr. Sócrates said in a televised broadcast on Tuesday night that the creditors had agreed to give Portugal more time to cut its budget deficit than initially foreseen by his government.

And although overall production in the country is up thanks to foreign companies -- with output in Ecuador increasing from 389,000 barrels a day in December 2002 to 500,000 in December 2003 -- oil analysts said that production would have been higher had there been more private investment, as initially foreseen.

However, the reservoirs do not always fulfill their intended purpose, and hence less land is irrigated than initially foreseen.

It does so by presenting an in-depth study of a decision-making process that took much longer than initially foreseen: the design and construction of the Harbin metro system.

He also said that the mining location turned out to have more wetlands than the company had initially foreseen.

Two "jokers" (blank cards) completed the game to replace information not necessarily initially foreseen in the game.

Because this two-step approach was not initially foreseen, the second phase was performed with PBMC samples obtained from different donors than those used in the first round.

Analysis of interviews showed that the main motivation of practice nurses to provide more care to the UCG than initially foreseen was as a response to the needs and wishes of the participants, thus striving for customized care.

For example, Magna's bid initially foresaw the elimination of 2,200 jobs in Bochum, in northwestern Germany, a step that drew the ire of Jürgen Rüttgers, the governor of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Bochum lies.