Sentence examples for less foreseeable from inspiring English sources

The other crisis, far less foreseeable, has been in relations between the United States and South Korea, once the closest of American allies in Asia.

The tennis was mostly terrific, as might have been expected given the dramatis personae, but what was less foreseeable was the organisers' relentless bid to position tennis as the new rock'n'roll.

The eight countries that later joined the club were a mix of largely foreseeable and less predictable additions.

That would almost seem to raise questions about future spending in Iraq, which Mr. Bush's critics could argue is increasingly less temporary and more foreseeable.

His program of research and voluntary initiatives has generated modest enthusiasm in industry but inspires little confidence that the warming trends will be arrested, much less reversed, in the foreseeable future.

Thus, higher rich loading solvent and less reboiler duty are foreseeable.

But dealing with cars and cows is far from sufficient to make the deal acceptable policywise, much less to avoid the foreseeable political disaster if Obama makes Bush's NAFTA-style trade deal his own.

Foreseeable Leave, less than 30 days: (immediate but non-emergency surgery, for example-exploratory surgery for cancer) as much time as possible.

But in the end, he must mainly be judged by his response to two challenges one eminently foreseeable, the other less so.The predictable challenge has been the economic downturn which may still be Mr Bush's weakest electoral point in the swing states of the mid-west.

Mr Obama agrees with his immediate predecessor that terrorism will be the biggest threat to America for the foreseeable future.In less abstract terms, what does this policy look like?

"Even if it was foreseeable, it is no less painful".