Sentence examples for now foresees from inspiring English sources

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

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

Where it forecast 150 billion yen in group net profit for the fiscal year 2001 as of April this year, it now foresees a net profit of 90 billion yen.

The United Nations Population Fund, which once predicted that the earth's population would level out at around nine billion in 2050, now foresees no end to growth, estimating that the number of people on earth in 2100 will be, as Kolbert writes, "a distinctly un-Malthusian" ten billion.

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

Dell now foresees revenue of some $14.2 billion, nailing it at the very lowest end of a previously more optimistic range of $14.2 billion to $14.6 billion.

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

These documents showed that a majority of the 10 officials who vote on policy now foresaw the Fed raising interest rates by the end of 2014.

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.

The Treasury Department's advisers, who initially expected auto sales to pick up late next year, now foresee no jump in demand this year or in 2010.