Sentence examples for is now foreseen from inspiring English sources

A major update of the machine to SuperKEKB is now foreseen until 2015, aiming a peak luminosity which is 40 times the peak value of the previous system.

On the other hand, if in the coming months Lula's government can convince investors that it is putting the public finances on a sustainable footing, it will be able to cut interest rates and stoke up economic growth, thereby making a default much less likely.It is now possible to foresee two drastically different outcomes for Brazil in the near future.

Full-scale experiments are now not foreseen until at least 2035.

In ways that I had not foreseen, our family is now a poster child for racial awareness.

Rounding out the lineup was Fruits, Toast Dawg, Bueller, and J.u.D., the latter who has been making a name for himself across the province and is now signed to indie Toronto label Foreseen.

Additive manufacturing is now considered as a new paradigm that is foreseen to improve progress in many fields.

The authority should have foreseen the reversal of fortune, but it is now trying to be prudent.

For his part, Dr. Dougherty, who foresaw the problem, retired in 2007 and is now 81 and living in a nursing home.

Not every danger can be foreseen, and even if it can be predicted it cannot always be averted.The stewards of the world economy failed to foresee or avert the crisis from which it is now slowly recovering.

But, foresee she did, and her brilliance in storytelling is now reaching a new audience.

My girl is now two years old and the opposite of what they foresaw.