Sentence examples for precisely foresee from inspiring English sources

This definition was subject to uncertainty because it could not precisely foresee which physician was considered as an IBD specialist.

Although it is impossible to precisely foresee how such unobserved covariates may affect our estimates with the data at hand, it seems worth considering potential confounders.

The cutting was done with amazing precision no correction of faults was possible, for each layer had to be exactly and accurately reached and the final result precisely foreseen from the beginning of the work.

Predictions regarding the effects of climate change vary and the impacts cannot be precisely foreseen.

Regarding the patients who present in infancy, the prognosis should be precisely foreseen.

No one can foresee precisely how history will unfold.

Few couples can foresee precisely what the future holds for their child.

It's hard to foresee precisely how Part III will end: as Haldane puts it, "it is simply too soon to tell how potent contagion from [emerging market economies] to the world economy will be".

Northern observers foresaw precisely the problems that the tariff would cause the Union in Europe.

In various Buddhist and Jainist systems of thought, the apparent endorsement of Fa & ¬Fa (or, in propositional terms, Φ ∧ ¬Φ) is upon closer examination qualified in precisely the way foreseen by the codicils in Aristotle's statement of the law: From a certain viewpoint, Φ (e.g. Nirvana exists); from a certain viewpoint, ¬Φ e.g. Nirvana does not exist).

The West German spies were in the middle of telling the British spooks, clearly on the basis of their excellent East German sources, that change in East Germany would only come very slowly, perhaps in a matter of years, when someone put his head round the door and said: "Turn on the television: the Wall's open!" But one person I knew did foresee these events, precisely as they would happen.