Sentence examples for might foresee a from inspiring English sources

"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".

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.

The aim of this study was to determine if Icelandic widowers might foresee obstacles to responding to a questionnaire on bereavement.

There's a twist, which you might foresee.

Thus, a future treatment paradigm of type 2 diabetes after basal insulin might foresee no add-on of SU and use of prandial insulin on top of basal at a later stage when the response to GLP-1 is lost.

Yet even with all of the public backlash and calls for regulation, Facebook still seems to lack or ignore the cynics and diverse voices who might foresee how its products could be perverted or were conceptualized foolishly in the first place.

I imagine Benjamin Black (aka John Banville) might have foreseen a similar reaction to his first two mysteries, Christine Falls and The Silver Swan.

As recently suggested however [ 29], the situation might change since we foresee a larger share of HCC patients diagnosed in this stage as a result of the wide implementation of surveillance programs, at least in the western world.

She was too young to foresee a time when she might need the money.

He thinks there might be a minor slide in house prices in some parts but doesn't foresee a crash.

But some foresee a difficulty.