Sentence examples for now foreseen from inspiring English sources

A major update of the machine to SuperKEKB is now foreseen until 2015, aiming a peak luminosity which is 40 times the peak value of the previous system.

Those same economic advisers now foresee 3.2percentt growth for 2019.

These stances seem so far apart that some now foresee a permanent stalemate.

It now foresees growth of 5.3 percent this year and 5.6 percent next year, down from its July estimates.

Many scenarios now foresee Germany sourcing 100% of its power needs from renewables by 2030.

The JT-60SA project made a large step forward towards its construction, which now foresees the first plasma in 2016.

The writer's mother now foresees a relationship between him & Mrs. Brackett which she pretends to deplore, but really rather relishes.

In 2007, inspired by letters he was getting in prison and, he says now, foreseeing disaster, Armstrong began producing research reports again, under the banner of Armstrong Economics.

Assessing a candidate's character allows voters to judge how she or he would deal with debates and crises that we cannot now foresee.

But because of the unexpectedly high number of managers accepting AT&T's early retirement package, the company now foresees meeting the goal by the end of this year.

What if, for example, the forces driving the surge in tax revenues in recent years begin to dissipate or reverse in ways that we do not now foresee?