Similarly, a "strategic board," which provides prescient forward-looking insights to form a company's foundational strategy, is fully actualized and high-performing.
It was a chaotic, thrilling moment that heralded what was to come: a batch of films that would provide prescient commentary on our chaotic, not-so-thrilling national mood.
The panel of experts provide a prescient analysis of Makenga's role.
The introduction of WNV to North America provides a prescient example reflective of such chance introduction.
His paper may provide some prescient experiences if, in the future, high-seas fisheries come under the authority of management commissions willing and able to implement transferability of quota rights based on market demand and not simply on national interests.
Moreover, at the tactical level, any terrorist attack is by definition an intelligence failure, even though, in this instance, US intelligence had provided strong and prescient strategic warning of the threat.
And Mr. Raab inadvertently provides a particularly prescient moment in light of the flooding at the site during Hurricane Sandy.
His conviction that Thatcherism would define the politically possible, long after Thatcher herself had departed, proved enormously prescient, providing a key to understanding the politics not only of New Labour, but also of the subsequent coalition.
4, 2012) (providing an especially prescient, and important, series of insights—some six years ago regarding the issues we still face today regarding equity-market structure); Commissioner Kara M. Stein, Remarks Before Trader Forum 2014 Equity Trading Summit (Feb. 6, 2014) ("the exchange-based SRO model warrants significant reconsideration").
The Huffington Post's Joy Resmovits provides the most prescient analysis of Arne Duncan's strengths and weaknesses.
