Sentence examples for problems foreseen from inspiring English sources

The questions mainly focused on the mother's knowledge and beliefs about HIV and infant feeding, the type of infant-feeding counseling they had received, the women's planned infant-feeding practices at age six months, problems foreseen or encountered with their chosen option and the ways in which they coped with those challenges.

With such awesome predictive powers and market insights, the reality TV star should have no problem foreseeing the market response to his own victory.

From then on it's white-knuckle, sweaty palm stuff as problems both foreseen and unanticipated arise and are confronted.

Broad wrote about the company again in May, 2003, reporting in the Times that "no problems are foreseen" with the salvage of the vessel.

It has had two rounds of rolling blackouts that disabled traffic lights and elevators for hours at a time, and worse problems are foreseen for the summer.

This trial experienced a number of problems, both foreseen and unforeseen.

Third, we assessed which practical problems were foreseen with regard to the implementation of the recommended measures in the event of a heatwave.

This problem was foreseen, albeit in a different form, more than 50 years ago.

"There are a few problems I foresee," Mr. Mackoul said.

To which I would just say that the problems I foresee are more political than intellectual or conceptual.

But even if these reforms are undertaken, the problems he foresees may demand solutions that are still more dramatic.