In October 2009, as the debate over Obamacare crested in Congress, PriceWaterhouseCoopers published a prescient analysis projecting that, under Obamacare, health insurance premiums would increase by 47percentt in 2016 for people who bought coverage on their own: the "individual" or "non-group" market in health insurance parlance.
BP's purchase of the field in early 1990s looked prescient, before the project became bogged down in Russian energy politics.
Lynell George of the Los Angeles Times called it a "prescient, genre-defying" solo project, and NME viewed it as a "landmark" album.
The fearless New York artist shows her prescient videos, paintings, and digital project at the New Museum.
Or, at least, it's a concept whose time has come to be scrutinised and evaluated and his project seems almost spookily prescient.
As the whole European federalist project disintegrates, Ukip will appear prescient, and voters will give them credit.
Rereading one of the most influential architectural books of the twentieth century—as intellectual project, graphic design landmark, and prescient introduction to issues of concern today.
Labor's vision proved prescient.
DeLillo can laugh because he has been there and done that long ago, back when such projects really were visionary as well as prescient.
It was an opportunity for continued engagement with this prescient Black feminist statement, still ever so relevant, which Black Youth Project 100's Charlene Carruthers refers to as Sacred Text.
