Sentence examples similar to most foreseen trend from inspiring English sources

But most foresee growing malnutrition in a nation where babies are dying because of a lack of food.

This is what they foresee: trends in globalisation, the hollowing out of both working- and middle-class employment, and the commodification of most skills (available at a fixed price from anywhere you want: a Polish builder, a data analyst in Bangalore) are going to create a permanent, and permanently widening, gap between the people at the top and everyone else.

The very term avant-garde implies an anticipation of society's will: the artist as advance guard, foreseeing trends or events to come.

fortunes foreseeing trends in oil, railroads, now telecom.

Tabachnikoff: We work to foresee trends in the market, then work with our food innovation partners to provide customers with snacks that fit their lifestyle.

The catwalk may have foreseen this trend: nipples were big at the spring/summer 2015 shows (Tom Ford, Christopher Kane), with Rick Owens featuring a flashed penises at his.

Most analysts foresee more contention than cooperation.

The catering industry should foresee this trend in consumer choice and architect it so that it becomes more responsible.

Morici foresees the trend continuing Friday, predicting a total job loss of 275,000 for November.

Opera notes that emerging markets are the fastest-growing for them (with India leading) and that they foresee this trend to continue for the next decade.

We do not foresee this trend turning in the near future, and intend to capture a share of this market.