Sentence examples for less foresight from inspiring English sources

Alexander Shalom, policy counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union in New Jersey, said that developments in neuroscience had reinforced the idea that juveniles had less risk perception, less foresight, less self control than adults.

A fierce supporter of the rights of workers, he was quoted in The Salt Lake Tribune in 1939 as saying, "In guaranteeing the rights of workers to organize, we are strengthening those forces which will enable us to remain a free people long after other nations with less foresight have felt the crushing heel of fascism".

Marvel's competitors had less foresight, choosing to work within the existing comic-book playscript rather than write a new one.

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"They had more foresight and less support, so they had to make hard decisions".

The application of solutions is however a political one and less a research or foresight issue.

A focus on government processes themselves is rather less common - indeed, Foresight Programmes that claim to cover the greater part of the economy typically neglect activities like public administration (despite the high levels of employment in such spheres).

That perhaps requires more foresight and entails less certainty than a clearer standard from the Supreme Court would have demanded.

Moreover, compared with adults, adolescents are less likely to have the foresight, skills, cognitive maturity, information, and support they need to protect themselves from unwanted pregnancy, HIV, and sexually transmitted infections [ 3].

Foresight tools have been less used than forecasting methods by tourism planners because they seem to provide little added value to the planning process.

Mr. Broad, with characteristic foresight and shrewdness, paid far less for his by serving as a financier for the fabrication of the prototype of the series.