Sentence examples for one foresees that from inspiring English sources

A prediction: With JPMorgan now muted in its aggressive trading in the oil market one foresees that the quoted price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil could conceivably drop by $10 a barrel (and a corresponding decrease in the price of gasoline) in the next 60 days from Friday's close of $104.70 bbl on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMerc).

No one foresaw that half the country would be displaced from their homes.

No one foresaw that huge refugee flows would become issues for our European allies.

When the show was conceived in 2003, no one foresaw that volunteerism would play such a crucial role.

Back then, no one foresaw that it might invent a new kind of howler: the one seen in the 25th over of England's innings.

No one foresaw that this lowliest of courts would become one of the most powerful instruments in the city's fight for survival.

But no one foresaw that if the mayor's appointees disagreed with his policies they would be fired, as two were on the eve of a controversial panel vote in 2004, rendering the panel toothless.

No one foresaw that they would almost crawl from the pitch, around 97 minutes after the opening whistle, with victory to their names and the stadium reclaiming a modicum of the region's pride.

More producers and a larger capacity to ship the fuel in its liquefied form a capacity developed when no one foresaw that America would be supplying its own gas demand, thanks to its shales— will make gas a more fungible commodity.

Today, looking back over events that no one foresaw, that no one fully grasped when they occurred, and that many would now like to forget, Americans are left still wondering where the trouble came from, what it did to the nation, and what, if anything, it was all for.

In addition, no one foresaw that species considered potentially threatened or endangered, such as Sage-grouse, by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would lead much of the research conducted today.