Sentence examples for more foreseeable from inspiring English sources

Both more plausible and more foreseeable, though still fairly unlikely, is the possibility of a major policy error or political crisis in Europe or perhaps China.

That would almost seem to raise questions about future spending in Iraq, which Mr. Bush's critics could argue is increasingly less temporary and more foreseeable.

"As soon as it's known that broadly, nothing is more foreseeable than that this information will leak and affect the market.

The other is the frequency of the trespass; the more frequent the trespass the more foreseeable it is to the possessor of the premises.

Using social physics, Pentland is helping Endor bring proven deep learning techniques to predictive analytics and cryptocurrency markets, with the goal of making them more foreseeable and therefore more profitable.

The occupants of Flight 1549 are alive because the flight crew prepared for the foreseeable but highly unlikely consequences of a flock of geese flying into the plane's engines, and the cabin crew prepared for the more foreseeable but still very unlikely need to ditch the plane in water.

Obviously this response was unintended, but it was more than foreseeable, and easily avoidable.

We'll import lots more for the foreseeable future.

I guess you can say that's more than the foreseeable future".

Concerned about the company's debt profile, Mr. Gross sold $1 billion of G.E.'s commercial paper and said he had no plans to buy more in the foreseeable future.

Costs are rising 15% or more for the foreseeable future, raising the likelihood that health care benefits will reach an astounding 25% of average salary in five years.