Sentence examples for so difficult to foresee from inspiring English sources

It is so easy to tell a wife that her husband is having an affair, so difficult to foresee the consequences.

Most probably, in the near future this aspect of individual genetic profile will gain more and more relevance and it is not difficult to foresee that will be considered as a major determinant in assessing the so called "personalized nutrition".

And despite Mr Kerry's assertion that he will not "be so stuck in the mud that an opportunity to actually get something done is flagrantly wasted", it is unfortunately difficult to foresee anything in the near term that could create common ground.

Among the mid-caps defence group Qinetiq climbed 7.4p to 202.5p after analysts at Barclays moved from equal weight to overweight and raised their price target from 210p to 220p: From a trading perspective it is difficult to foresee significant earnings growth, outside of the impact of the share buyback programme, over the next year or so with the current portfolio of businesses and prospects.

It is not difficult to foresee the consequences.

That makes it difficult to foresee how it will all end".

In April, it would have been difficult to foresee any of this.

"It is difficult to foresee market conditions and expectations in 2015," said the leader.

It is difficult to foresee a time when our appetite for increased bandwidth will be sated.

Species that seem today to be doing fine may be sensitive to change in ways that are difficult to foresee.

Still, in any economic process, it's often difficult to foresee the second- and third-order effects of a decision.