Sentence examples for might foresee from inspiring English sources

There's a twist, which you might foresee.

Ingels was at a stage when an ambitious architect might foresee spending a decade travelling the world, and working at three or four firms, before considering self-employment.

Hoping to determine how companies might foresee a stall, our team spent considerable time looking at various financial metrics, from margin erosion to patterns in R&D spending.

For example, on the low end, you might say, "There's a 10% chance that we'll sell fewer than 10,000 memory chips next month". And on the high end, you might foresee a 10% chance that sales will exceed 50,000.

"Now that their little darling is in their backyards, the cry has gone up, 'What about the dogs?' " A cynic (or a novelist) might foresee a turn in the neighbor's perception of the Elian event, he said, now that "the billion-footed centipede is leaving droppings on their lawns".

Share the problem at hand and what decision you have to make, asking what future impacts they might foresee.

What cultural or economic impact might you foresee with the introduction of the new company?" After a few minutes, ask students to share and compare their responses.

The Chinook had just been in a firefight, part of a raid on "a compound believed to harbor drug traffickers," the Times reported, adding that the military "was '98percentt sure' that insurgents did not cause the crash" — it was just one of those accidents you might not foresee in a war game.

It wasn't nearly as painful as it might have been, but it was a rude realization that figuring out the right brand can be both time-consuming and have implications that founders might not foresee.

The identification of such markers in high-risk melanoma patients would be important for the design and the interpretation of clinical trials, and could be of great benefit as one might also foresee the development of useful and effective adjuvant therapies.

Anybody might have foreseen that that….