Sentence examples similar to most foreseen aftermath from inspiring English sources
But most foresee growing malnutrition in a nation where babies are dying because of a lack of food.
Most analysts foresee more contention than cooperation.
Most statutes foresee one "representative" per household or are vague on the matter.
The bill that passed doubled the existing electorate and was more democratic than most Conservatives had foreseen.
Gov. Scott called that flood threat the storm's most dangerous aftermath.
In most occupations, the aftermath is a slow working out of the idea.
It is a twist of fortune that was not foreseen in the immediate aftermath of that 2006 upset.
She did not foresee the mortifying aftermath when various tabloids, Chinese-whispering the trivia of the hour, came up with the assertion that Lawson thought she was sexier than Monroe and bomb-shock-horrored her all over their front pages.
It is not easy work; selection processes are so complex that Darwin himself did not foresee most of them.
We foresee, most importantly, that our study positions the Nanopatch™ for extension beyond mice and into humans.
Who could have foreseen that this most unpredictable of filmmakers could have made a movie so utterly predictable?
