Sentence examples for is still foreseeable from inspiring English sources

Valuation of the Standard & Poor's 500 index at a rich 29 times trailing net income suggests that to many investors, the future is still foreseeable.

In our experiments, we decide to set the maximum rank of lattice to 60, since finding the exact solution to the shortest vector problem up to such a dimension is still foreseeable [45].

In other wards, does it prove that despite a player winning the Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year as did Michael Sam, it is still foreseeable that they could possibly get drafted as late as he did or not at all like the aforementioned?

Since Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind is still fiction for the foreseeable future, Robert Francis will have to grin and bear it until he's either worked through the catharsis, or is saved by a beautiful new relationship or a good ol' single malt.

Although a full fledged recovery of the housing market is not foreseeable, it is still highly likely that prices for shelter will increase at a much higher rate in 2013 than the 0.4% increase observed during 2010.

And no matter how much the mobile handset makers talk about the next billion people coming online in Africa, and how lucrative the already-online billions of users in Asia are, the most common scenario for the Groupons and Airbnbs and Ubers of the foreseeable future is still to figure out their expansion strategy for the U.K., Germany and France.

To obtain accurate predictions based on techniques such as DNS and LES, for a realistic (even for a small size) pebble bed flow, is still computationally too expensive and not foreseeable in the near future.

It requires us to acknowledge that the ideological cancer fueling ISIS is still not in remission for the foreseeable future.

Facebook has begun using artificial intelligence in some countries to alert moderators to potentially violating content, but it is still and will remain for the foreseeable future a highly-regimented and labor-intensive process.

This is a crime trend that is still increasing and will do so for the foreseeable future.

While heritable germline editing is still underway, such clinical application is plausible in the foreseeable future.