Sentence examples for more foresaw from inspiring English sources

UN intelligence no more foresaw the Serbs' sudden attack, after months of shelling and skirmishes but not more, than the Dutch did.

At first, it seemed that the changes among the young in those years might be permanent - many foresaw more hippies, more protesters, more sexual license, more erosion of authority, and so on.

Two alternative future scenarios were created for 2050, one which follows the past trend 2050-trendd), anotherther one more extreme, foreseeing a decrease of forested and cultivated areas 2050-alternativee).

It's complex, net positive and overall a continuation of what Durkheim foresaw more than 100 years ago as increased specialization creates more cohesive, productive societies.

More optimistic observers foresaw a sort of Hagler-Hearns redux.

This is at least 10 years more than anyone foresaw.

Over the next six months, 19.2percentt foresaw more jobs being available, up from 18.3percentt in April.

Mr. Shtayyeh foresaw more problems in other appointments, like the minister of interior, who has responsibility for the security forces.

I knew this was going to be strange, but it has upset me far more than I foresaw.

Outlining how the standards might change science classrooms, educators said they foresaw more use of real-world examples, like taking students to a farm or fish hatchery — perhaps repeatedly, over the course of years — to help them learn principles from biology, chemistry and physics.

Mill, who welcomed communism in so far as it meant equality, the abolition of privilege and state ownership of land, foresaw more than half a century before the Russian revolution that the system's intrinsic tyranny ('the absolute dependence of each on all, and surveillance of each by all') could end only in moral stagnation and material collapse.