Sentence examples for it may be foreseen from inspiring English sources

A despot who should subject the Americans and their former slaves to the same yoke might perhaps succeed in commingling their races; but as long as the American democracy remains at the head of affairs, no one will undertake so difficult a task; and it may be foreseen that the freer the white population of the United States becomes, the more isolated will it remain.

Given the geopolitical situation of Spain it may be foreseen that a large fraction of this migratory pressure will arrive from Sub-Saharan Africa [ 27].

The data obtained by Navrotsky et al. [11, 12], Fig. 6, give a guideline for understanding this process where two opportunities may be foreseen.

For this purpose, additional devices, such as synchronous condensers, may be foreseen, while flywheels may also be used for primary frequency response, to reduce pressure on the BESS system.

Therefore, some side effects may be foreseen by analyzing primary immunodeficiency [ 16].

In studies using several other cell lines (data not shown) a wide range of activities may be foreseen.

Since some functional data for their involvement in developmental processes have recently emerged [ 12, 13], their role in malignant transformation of human tissues may be foreseen.

It may be that they foresee an end to years of cuts in Western defence budgets, coupled with strengthening prospects for selling weapons to Asian powers.In their recent results announcements Boeing and Lockheed Martin of the United States, the world's largest defence exporters, emphasised the importance of Asia.

Therefore, it may be difficult for them to foresee which approaches may be useful and which not.

Until the optimized rGH dose with or without LIPUS application can stimulate mandibular growth with minimum or no systemic side effect, the possible clinical application of rGH may not be foreseen.

It may be that the Turkish president now foresees the "war" opening new, bigger opportunities for Turkey.