Sentence examples for is easy to foresee from inspiring English sources

It is easy to foresee that this book will become a classic.

It is easy to foresee that a group of "special corporate friends" of Australia's spy agencies will emerge, in secret.

Because it is easy to foresee a video game player losing thousands of dollars a year, Virgin Gaming has imposed several financial safeguards.

It is easy to foresee how the Iraqis might spin out negotiations over weapons inspectors, or Russia or China or even France might refuse to approve a UN Security Council resolution authorising the use of force.

The effect of this expedition, led by Robert J. Higdon Jr., the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina, is easy to foresee: This is one more in a long line of GOP efforts to suppress the vote.

It is easy to foresee, too, scenarios in which speculators snap up land on the cheap from aging vets or their heirs — then try to sell it back to the government or swap it for sweeter parcels to develop.

But it is easier to foresee scenarios in which Italian growth and inflation are even weaker than now projected, and debt ratios keep rising.

But when it comes to open compounds, which are terms made up of multiple words separated by spaces, closed compounds, which run words together into one, and hyphenated compounds, the future is easier to foresee.

If that happens, social cohesion will erode, with political consequences that are easy to foresee.

In poor countries, 40 years ago, it was easy to foresee riot and bloodshed, as grim, already bursting, cities swelled.

It's easy to foresee that transportation's future will be be very different than its present.