Sentence examples for somewhat foreseeable from inspiring English sources

That limit has decreased over the last few years, from $220 at its peak to $110 in the last school year, making the program's suspension somewhat foreseeable.

Such events, they say, may not be predicted from history alone, but are somewhat foreseeable based on other available data, particularly storm physics and the geophysical setting.

Our proposal is meant for use in situations where data aggregation cannot be tied or tailored to the specific application, and future extensions of the aggregation are somewhat foreseeable.

Nature provides events that are somewhat foreseeable, like earthquakes, volcanoes, mudslides, because they are limited to certain areas...in ancient societies people could foresee those things; if old enough they could remember past events through oral traditions; people were prepared to deal with it.

Is that reasonably foreseeable?

But rest assured, those crying babies and high-pitched yammerers will continue to be shut out (somewhat) by your favorite playlists for the foreseeable future.

They may feel that disengagement is somewhat closer to being achievable than peace, at least for the foreseeable future.

Ken Clarke somewhat desperately tried to claim that the EU was "off the agenda" for the foreseeable future, so clearing the way for his own ill-starred bid for the Tory leadership.

Emarketer says Amazon's share will fall somewhat as Google gets its Home devices into more consumers' hands, but Amazon will lead the market for the "foreseeable future".

Even so, the qualifications soon return – until his final chapter brings us the somewhat anticlimactic news that "there is no question that the economy will remain heavily dependent on human labour for the foreseeable future".

"But it's not foreseeable".