Sentence examples for old foresight from inspiring English sources

The court of appeal is now expecting those who believe they have been wrongly convicted under the old foresight rules to apply for their cases to be reviewed.

Under the old foresight rule, someone could be convicted of a crime committed by an associate if it was judged that they had foreseen the accomplice might commit it.

What has set Santa Fe apart from all other American cities is not that it is old but the foresight of the decision to make it look old.

It was extraordinary for a company over a century old to have the foresight to bring on Claire and leverage her unique expertise.

A refrigeration engineer, he had the foresight to buy an old house, air-condition it, and lease it as office space — possibly the first air-conditioned offices in that hot and sultry town.

Impressively, new Aphex Twin sounds a lot like old Aphex Twin, speaking to the foresight of producer Richard James' early work and the consummate future-ness of his instruments.

From my perspective, this is a genuinely important work that introduces a new and potentially major mechanism of evolution and, in a sense, overturns the old adage of evolution having no foresight.

Perhaps the oldest technology-oriented public prediction market is the Foresight Exchange (www.ideosphere.com), which launched in 1994.

QUESTION 4: Do you prefer the hindsight reunion (playing old material, trying to recapture past glory) or the foresight reunion (insisting that there's been artistic growth during a band's hiatus, recording new material)?

McIlroy's father, Gerry, is £100,000 richer after having the foresight to bet on the 15-year-old Rory winning an Open before he turned 26.

If the first defendant is deemed to have had foresight of the second crime then under the old rules he or she can be found guilty of both offences.