Sentence examples for it foreseeably from inspiring English sources

We harm the global poor when we collaborate in imposing an unjust global institutional order on them and, moreover, that order is unjust when it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that can reasonably be avoided were we to make quite feasible institutional modifications (Pogge 2002, 2008, 2010).

In sum, for Pogge, a set of global institutional arrangements is unjust if it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that could reasonably be avoided through feasible institutional modifications.

Yes, "Hail, Caesar!" is superb, and it was foreseeably so.

"It could foreseeably be admissible," said Gerald Lefcourt, a defense lawyer with experience in both criminal and celebrity cases.

It could foreseeably be integrated into runner and cyclist vests to alert drivers to their presence, amongst other things.

President of the Law Council of Australia Fiona McLeod told the ABC back in January that it could foreseeably even be dragged into divorce cases.

Assessing the musical and cultural impact of Presley's recordings from "That's All Right" through Elvis, rock critic Dave Marsh wrote that "these records, more than any others, contain the seeds of what rock & roll was, has been and most likely what it may foreseeably become".

The word has always been unhelpful, for it misses how foreseeably Mr Kim's Communist dynasty has blackmailed the outside world, defying the odds and the end of the cold war to cling to power.

An improved enrichment step for virion gp120 and its glycopeptides would foreseeably improve the detection of low abundant glycoforms.

Art critic Alan Katz says that Krieg's work is foreseeably controversial, as it can be easily misinterpreted as depicting elderly women without respect.

Where does one draw the line on what is acceptable? A. I think it's not a technique that is foreseeably going to be clinically useful with a political consensus.