Sentence examples for long foreseen from inspiring English sources

Then he gave me the answer which I should have long foreseen.

Some of the consequences have been long foreseen, like deflation: as more Japanese retire and live off their savings, they spend less, further depressing Japan's anemic levels of domestic consumption.

He did nothing to prepare for the disaster, which was long foreseen as a possibility, and clearly likely in the four or five days before the hurricane actually landed.

11 44 p.m. | Updates from several scientists below | The planet is warming and the Arctic is warming the most, as long foreseen by scientists in a climate system pushed out of balance through the rapid buildup of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

When the two countries wished to talk, they would do so through the Iranian consulate in Talogan, in the Tajik-controlled north-east of Afghanistan, and not through Kabul, which was captured by the fundamentalist Taliban militia in September.Iran has long foreseen a role for itself in resource-rich Central Asia, to which Tajikistan is its natural gateway.

The privatization and profit-orientation of public services neither makes them less costly nor curtails the state's presence, due to a growing security and military expenditure as has been long foreseen and denounced in vain.

In 2050 the octogenarians and their elders will comprise 40% of the 65-plus cohort in wealthy countries.This greying of the prosperous parts of the world has long been foreseen, if not very well prepared for.

This has long been foreseen, but never accepted.

His Finland counterpart, Hans Backe, summed it up well enough when terming it "a total disaster from Fifa", and the authorities certainly appear to have been caught badly cold by a development that should have been foreseen long before Kosovo were accepted into football's governing body in May.

Let us suppose that in a region, water supply is based on a given aquifer, from which a quantity of effective reserve can be used without damaging the aquifer, and a long drought is foreseen.

As a consequence of the foreseen long administrative procedure for the recognition of my doctorate and the lack of any chance for applying for a postdoc grant or getting a university status, I had to think early about doing something else than research for a living--at least, for a while.